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Cambodia’s standout days out.
The 15 most popular killing fields & genocide museum tours in Cambodia. What each one costs, how long it runs and who operates it, so you can pick the day that fits your trip.
Half-day tour from Phnom Penh to Choeung Ek Killing Fields and Tuol Sleng, with an English guide and time to reflect.
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A half-day Phnom Penh tour pairing Choeung Ek and S-21 (Tuol Sleng) with an English guide, hotel pickup, A/C transport, and reflective time.
“It’s difficult to say this is a happy thing to do as it definitely is not, however to understand this dark period in Cambodian history you should not look away.”
Air-conditioned bus transport with on-board documentary, hotel pickup, and self-paced audio guides for S21 and the Killing Fields in Phnom Penh.
A somber half-day Phnom Penh tour pairing Choeung Ek and Tuol Sleng, led by an English-speaking guide with translation and air-con.
“This is a trip that one shouldn't have to take and although difficult and heartbreaking it is essential.”
A half-day Phnom Penh tour to Tuol Sleng S21 and Choeung Ek Killing Fields with hotel pickup, English guide, and clear context.
A full Phnom Penh day mixing major temples, city landmarks, and the sobering S21 and Killing Fields, plus local lunch and optional markets.
Phnom Penh in one long day: 11 stops including S21 and the Killing Fields, small-group or tuk-tuk options, drinks included, start 8am.
“This was a marvellous trip and our guide Sophoarn was great. There was so much to see and so much to learn about. Sophoarn‘s knowledge was excellent. The killing fields part of the trip is something everyone should do. It is a little disturRead more”
Small-group Battambang tuk-tuk afternoon: bamboo train, Kampong Pil Pagoda, Phnom Sampeau killing cave and bat caves, with pickup.
“Great trip with Bun (whose English is really good). He gave us a varied trip of culture, countryside and fun. We visited parts of Battambang we wouldn’t have otherwise seen. The bamboo train is def a fun thing to do (and may be closed soRead more”
8-hour Phnom Penh highlights with Sina, from Wat Phnom to S21 and the Killing Fields, plus markets. Small group, air-conditioned van.
Half-day Phnom Penh tour of Tuol Sleng S21 and Choeung Ek, with an English guide, hotel pickup, and added entry fees for the memorial sites.
“Nay was an incredibly intelligent and informative guide, explaining through real experiences and emotion, making our tour feel incredibly authentic and engaging. I recommend him incredibly highly!”
Phnom Penh shuttle to Tuol Sleng (S-21) and the Killing Fields, with onboard documentary, Wi‑Fi, and time to use optional audio guides.
“I was a bit nervous to do this tour since I read many reviews before hand and people were complaining about how they had to spend so much time waiting. I guess I was lucky and went in May 2024, possibly a slower season for them, but I oRead more”
Tuk-tuk around Battambang town, bamboo train fun, then Phnom Sampaou caves and sunset bats, with Khmer Rouge context included.
Private half-day in Phnom Penh visiting S21 Genocide Museum and the Killing Fields at Choeung Ek, with hotel pickup and an English guide.
“We had a great time on our tour. We got picked up from the airport which made it super smooth. Mr. Samnang was great guide. Made sure to explain things clearly. Had productive conversations and really learned a tremendous amount about the modern history of Cambodia”
Small-group Phnom Penh tour covering Royal Palace, Silver Pagoda, S-21 and Killing Fields, with hotel pickup and an English guide.
“The driver was great. The tour guide was a very nice man but we had a hard time understanding when he was speaking. What we did understand was good.”
Guided tour links Choeung Ek Killing Fields and Tuol Sleng S-21 in Phnom Penh with hotel pickup, air-conditioning, and expert English guidance.
“It's definitely a must do experience while in Phnom Penh. Our guide, Mr. Baboon, was very knowledgeable and shared his vast knowledge of the history on the Killing Fields, the prison, as well as his own family's ordeal throughout the horrifiRead more”
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