Cambodia · KILLING FIELDS & GENOCIDE MUSEUM TOURS
Choeung Ek and Tuol Sleng are usually visited in one half-day from Phnom Penh, and the audio guide at both is the work of people who were there. These 15 differ on transport, whether entry and the guide are included, and how much time you are given.
Visit Phnom Penh’s Killing Fields and S-21 with hotel transfers, an English-speaking guide, and a four-hour look at Cambodia’s darkest years.
“Experience is a reflection again of mans inhumanity and willingness to inflict pain suffering and death on his fellow man.Something the human race excells at now and throughout history.”
Visit Phnom Penh’s Choeung Ek Killing Fields and Tuol Sleng with an English-speaking guide, transport, water, costs, and practical tips.
“Very informative about this terrible period of history. Guides English was very clear and we had plenty of time at both sites. Comfortable transport with water provided.”
See Phnom Penh’s temples, markets, palace, S21, and Killing Fields in one guided day with tuk-tuk or van transport.
“One of the best experiences of our holiday. Our guide was Mr Pum. The best guide we had on all our trips. He was so kind and patient with us. He took us to many places and found us the most amazing place for lunch. The tour was made fantastic thanks to his kindness. He even dropped us off at a shopping mall at the end. Fantastic day out.”
Review of Phnom Penh’s half-day Tuol Sleng and Choeung Ek tour, with guide, hotel pickup, costs, timing, emotional impact, and booking advice.
“Out tour guide Nay was excellent - he explained the history of Cambodia, answered our questions and told us lots of interesting information, including personal stories, which helped us understand more. I would really recommend Nay as a tour guide!”
Review of Phnom Penh’s S21 and Killing Fields bus tour, with practical advice on cost, timing, audio guides, pickup, and what to expect.
“This tour is exactly how it is described. They pick you up at your hotel if you are in a certain area of the city my hotel was in the designated area, so they picked me up, and they take you to the museum. You are than given about an hour and a half plenty of time to go through the main spots on the audio tour and then they take you to the killing fields. You are then able to tour the fields with an audio guide. Although there were others on the tour bus with me, it is a solitary experience, which was exactly what I wanted. I…”
Review of Phnom Penh’s private S21 and Killing Fields tour, with practical advice on guides, cost, timing, transport, and emotional impact.
“Sony was an incredible tour guide. He was very knowledgeable and friendly. He was also happy to answer questions about the surrounding areas as we drove from location to location. Sony and the driver were prompt and ready to go at tRead more”
Review of Phnom Penh’s S-21 and Choeung Ek tour, with itinerary, costs, guide quality, practical tips, and who should book.
“Baboon was a wonderful guide. He prepared us for the difficult day ahead and was an amazing, factual but compassionate story teller. He shared his personal connection as well and expected the tears that were shed”
Explore Phnom Penh’s Royal Palace, Silver Pagoda, S-21, and Killing Fields in a small group with hotel pickup and a personal guide.
“We were taken pagoda, killing fields, and museum. Our guide was kind, very informative and very sensitive with the more emotionally distressing information. He allowed us time to process but did not spare details. It was a wonderful experience.”
See Phnom Penh’s Royal Palace, S21, Killing Fields, temples, monuments, and Central Market in one guided day for $35.
“This was an excellent insight into Phnom Penh and Cambodias history. This complimented other tours we have also done whilst in Cambodia and now we have a greater appreciation of the richness of Cambodias history. Sina is a wonderful, intelligent and happy tour guide. We were lucky to have him.”
Review of Phnom Penh’s 7-hour private tour, covering the Royal Palace, S21, Killing Fields, Central Market, and Wat Phnom with guide Sam Ang.
“Sam Ang is excellent at telling the history of Cambodia as you visit its sites. He knows details and tells stories that even an informed tourist will find priceless. Sam seems to know all the locals, which gives the traveler an opportunity to meet and interact with real people. My tour with Sam was the highlight of my trip.”
Review of a private Phnom Penh tour covering the Royal Palace, S-21, Killing Fields, markets, lunch, transport, value, and practical tips.
“Amazing tour with a well spoken English guide. I did not want to go to Cambodia but now having been there I want to go back. The tour showed us all the main sights and we had a beautiful lunch on the riverbank. If going to Cambodia you shRead more”
Review of Phnom Penh’s private 10-stop tuk-tuk tour, including S21, the Killing Fields, temples, hotel transfers, costs, and practical tips.
“Knowledge guy who has a great of the sites visited. Tuk Tuk was comfortable and driven with care and attention. Accommodated changes requested”
Ride beyond Phnom Penh through rice fields, Khmer villages, Ta Prohm, and Choeung Ek with lunch, tuk tuk transport, and a local guide.
“The guide was informative and friendly . I would highly recommend this tour . The guide was very knowledgeable on history and spoke English very well . He also had a wonderful sense of humor. As they say first impressions mean everything ! This impression was a good start to the first time experience to Cambodia .”
Review of Siem Reap’s 5-hour private city tour, including the War Museum, Wat Thmey, Artisans Angkor, Old Market, transport, value, and tips.
“My mom and I really enjoyed this tour! Our guide and driver are very informative and accommodating. We learned a lot about the history of Cambodia and this tour was a great way to spend our first day in the country. I highly recommend this tour of Siem Reap!”
Review of Battambang’s morning tuk-tuk tour to Ek Phnom, rice wine and paper workshops, banana drying, fish market, and Wat Samrong Khong.
“I did the Half Day Tours Morning with friendly Pao and had a great experience exploring the region's local products. We visited rice fields, the Ek Phnom temple and the giant Buda statue, a local rice winery factory, a local dried banana and banana chips business, as well as Read more”
Pick a temple, a river or a kitchen.
