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Paul_S, Feb 2026
Great tour
Vidal was very informative and was prompt with pickup. The morning went smoothly and the trip was as described. The only downside was the the bus could have been cleaner, but overall, it was a great tour we recommend.
Megan_A, Jun 2026
Amazing day tour with my wonderful guide
Amazing experience!!! My guide Ran was fantastic. He was so knowledgeable and brave for sharing his story with us. Highly recommend the tour as you get personalized stories and all the transport is planned. Love that they offer an afternoon time slot!!
Abigail_T, Jun 2026
Highly recommend...
Highly recommend requesting Ran as your tour guide! He lived the Khmer Rouge as a little boy and could tell us what things were like firsthand in Cambodia during the dark time. He was so knowledgeable and we are glad we hired him for the tour vs doing the museums on our own so that we could learn more. The driver, Huot, also picked up/ dropped off right at the door of our hotel and offered cold waters during the drive.
Steve, Jun 2026
Great experience and value for money tour on a Tuk Tuk
Great experience touring the Killking Fields and Museum in a comfortable Tuk Tuk with a safe & friendly driver. Highly recommended while traveling to Cambodia

Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum (S-21)

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Phnom Penh
Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum (S-21)
  • The Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum is a must for travelers who would like to understand Cambodia’s dark history.

  • The museum is not suitable for most children.

  • Please dress respectfully, covering legs and arms, or you may be refused admission.

  • Tuol Sleng bans visitors from using mobile phones on the premises. Photography is allowed, but this is no place for selfies of any kind.

  • Tickets are free for Cambodian citizens and travelers who use wheelchairs.

  • The exterior areas, including torture sites, information boards, and a memorial, are fully wheelchair accessible; upper floors are accessed only by stairs; some ground floor exhibits can be viewed from a wheelchair.

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