The Killing field and Toul Sleng genocide museum S21 Tour

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A somber but essential tour. The Killing Fields and Toul Sleng Museum are a stark reminder of Cambodia's past. Our guide's knowledge and compassion made this visit incredibly worthwhile.

Visiting these historical sites was an unforgettable experience. Our guide's storytelling skills added depth to the tour, making it a moving and informative journey through Cambodia's history.

A tour that's hard to forget. The Killing Fields and Toul Sleng Museum provide a powerful glimpse into Cambodia's past. Our guide's expertise and empathy made this experience truly remarkable.

Emotionally charged, but incredibly enlightening. The stories and insights shared by our guide during the Killing Fields and Toul Sleng Museum Tour left a profound impact. Highly recommended.

The Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum was a real history lesson for me; I have learned so many life events and amazing stories and even had the opportunity to see some survivors who wrote books about this terrible experience. I was really impressed, I recommend this experience!

Impressive places but also full of sadness, this museum was very well thought out, it offers very advantageous services that transfer into history lessons from which we must learn something. I visited Cambodia only for this museum, it was totally worth it!

Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum is a place that was used by the famous Khmer Rouge regime from 1975-1979. Visiting the museum helped me find out what really happened in Cambodia two decades ago! If you ever come to Phnom Penh, you must visit the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum. Totally worth it!

Very impressive everything I saw here, I could find out what horrible atrocities were committed here. We were fortunate enough to meet 1 of the 11 survivors. I bought the book they wrote. If you have been to Killing Fields, I recommend you visit this museum as well.

Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum is very well made. I was amazed when I learned that the initial barbed wire in which the buildings were enclosed to prevent prisoners from committing suicide by jumping on the upper floors is still there. This experience was WOW!

Their guide is wonderful and in the end I was emotionally touched. I went on a tour that combines the museum with the killing fields, and I was deeply impressed, I didn't know there was such a museum; it was definitely worth a visit to Cambodia!