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Private Half Day To Killing Field & S21 Genocidal Museum in Phnom Penh

Từ USD 130

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The Khmer Rouge turned Toul Sleng High School into a center for interrogation, torture and death. Thousands of photo of victims can be seen in each room. You will walk slowly and investigate the materials used for interrogation of prisoners. After that we travel about 15km toward southwest of Phnom Penh we will arrive at Choeung Ek. The memorial at Choeung Ek just outside Phnom Penh was an orchard! And a Chinese cemetery prior to 1975. During the Khmer Rouge regime, it became one of the killing fields the site of the brutal executions of more than 17,000 individuals, most of whom first suffered through torture and deprivation in Toul Sleng Prison. Choeung Ek is now a group of mass graves and a memorial stupa containing thousands of skulls. Come back to hotel and drop off.

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Wheelchair accessible

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller

Specialized infant seats are available

Transportation options are wheelchair accessible

All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Chính sách hủy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Bao gồm

Private driver with license

Private Transportation with A/C

Private English Speaking Tour Guide

Pure Drinking Water

Travel Insurance

Tickets for all areas: Toul Sleng: 5$/pax and Killing Field: 3$/pax

Meals & Drinks

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Private Half Day To Killing Field & S21 Genocidal Museum in Phnom Penh

Pickup included

Đánh giá

4.92

104 đánh giá on TripAdvisor

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Excellent Guide Silong and very moving experience
Peter J,
30 thg 3, 2025
5.00
This was a very moving experience and still shocking at what happened in Cambodia. Our guide Silong was an excellent guide and very informative. His knowledge was immense and we were so glad to have him as our guide. I would recommend going on this experience it is very much worth the time.
Extremely Diappointing
Carol L,
18 thg 3, 2025
1.00
A group of four of us booked a private tour with an English speaking guide, based on a very positive experience with a private tour of the temples in Siem Reap. Our tour guide was a lovely lady, a school teacher, and undoubtedly passionate about her job as a guide. Unfortunately, she spoke with such a strong accent that we had a real challenge understanding her. This is not what we expected for an 'English speaking private guide'. At times frustrated, each of us walked around and read the plaques and signs around the killing fields; and in the tour of the museum, we each gravitated to listen to other group tours where we could understand the tour guide. We were most disappointed to have paid $196.00 for the tour and do not feel we got anything near the value we had paid for. As we are in southeast Asia for another 3 weeks we are now most hesitant to use Viator. We paid extra for very little value.
Hear personal experiences with a passionate guide
Sarah H,
19 thg 2, 2025
5.00
Wow what a trip. I welled up many times, no amount of research can prepare you for what you see. It’s a must-do trip in Phnom Penh and we are so glad we went on a private tour with Barang. He told us his personal experiences, detailing what his family went through before they died and how he grew up in the aftermath. A hard-hitting day with a passionate guide. Thank you, Barang, for sharing your story with us.
Our guide was exceptional...
Alex J,
14 thg 1, 2025
5.00
Our guide was exceptional and had a breadth of knowledge through both first hand experience and understanding of the broader effects the regime had on Cambodia, as well as the events leading up to, and post intervention forces arrived at the capital. Can’t recommend enough to anybody seeking a quality tour, travelling in comfort with minimal waiting around and transit time.
A moving visit
MariePierre P,
31 thg 12, 2024
5.00
Mr Sok is a very well read and knowledgeable guide with many moving specific anecdotes in addition to broad understand of general history. We also visited the genocide museum where he was able to share specific stories of some of the prisoners and survivors. A half day we will not forget.