From Phnom Penh, Killing Fields and Prison S21 Tour

Explore the grim history of the Khmer Rouge regime by visiting Prison S-21 and the Cheung Ek Killing Fields. These sites provide an intimate look into the atrocities committed during this period.

Starting from the Genocide Museum (also known as Prison S21), which serves as the primary destination for this exploration, guests embark upon a journey through two significant historical sites: the Killing Fields and the Security Prison S21. This comprehensive visit spans approximately four and a half hours, offering visitors a profound insight into Cambodia's tragic past.

Upon arrival, visitors proceed to the museum, where they can engage with survivors who have shared their harrowing experiences during the Cambodian genocide. These testimonies provide a poignant backdrop to the exhibits within the museum, each room meticulously curated to reflect the brutality and human suffering endured by countless individuals over three decades ago.

Following the one-hour and fifteen-minute session at the museum, the tour assistant meets the visitors at the designated entry point to commence the guided tour. During the subsequent thirty-to-forty-minute drive to the Killing Fields, viewers are introduced to a documentary detailing the Khmer Rouge regime’s reign of terror. This educational narrative is interspersed with visual evidence, including aerial footage and photographic documentation, to enhance understanding of the historical context.

Once arrived at the Killing Fields, audio guides in multiple languages are available, complementing a detailed map outlining the expansive landscape of the former killing grounds. This comprehensive approach ensures accessibility for a diverse audience while providing a rich tapestry of perspectives regarding the atrocities committed during the era of the Khmer Rouge.