The Killing field and Toul Sleng genocide museum S21 Tour

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The well-equipped museum, reveals a lot of information about a horrible tragedy. Very satisfied with the quality of the guide. It is worth visiting so we can learn what mistakes no longer need to be repeated, the staff is very friendly, for me it was very educational! Recommend!

This museum is loaded with history; the museum was in the past a high school transformed into a torture center by the Khmer Rouge. Visiting this museum is essential to further understand the painful past of Cambodians. I took a English guide, who explained very well the history of this place. It is a place full of energy and emotions.

A museum of great historical value was a visit difficult to see but very necessary to understand what atrocities have happened in the past, it is very interesting that we can meet some of the survivors towards the end of the tour. I recommend visiting the museum!

I met some very kind people here, they offered us water, we had access to air conditioning and were a very safe trip, and the documentary included on the drive was very educational, I have only words of praise about this whole experience!

I heard a lot about this museum, I visited Cambodia just to see it and it was worth it, they have excellent prices and very kind guides, I highly recommend to anyone, it is a place to see at least once in your life!

Although it may not be the most beautiful experience, it is indeed a necessity to understand the history of Cambodia, which is practically a history of our world, regardless of nationality. Certainly the help of a guide is very important. The stories are terrifying, but they give you an insight into the events that so many people went through.

Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum deserves to be seen, even if it hides terrifying stories of life! The atrocities that occurred here are unforgiving and a real eye opener of how the Cambodian people suffered and were tortured under the Khmer Rouge a good tip is to visit every building and every floor of every building, it will take you nearly 45minutes to an hour, but it is well worth it!

If you visit Cambodia, do not miss the killing fields or the Genocide Museum at any cost. These places are the best way to understand what the country has gone through and to better respect its history. However, be prepared to be emotionally drained after these visits. It was not an easy story to tell.

The guides are wonderful and friendly, answer your questions, and explain very well the history of a place full of sad and painful stories, I hope there will never be such atrocities again, to learn something from the suffering of these people. Was an educational visit! Recommend!

Was a worth while experience and a fascinating place of knowledge and well preserved building. Here you will find everything you need to know about the genocide that happened in Cambodia. It's very emotional experience and it changes you as a human!