It was horrific to see what countrymen did to each other in the name of a dogma. Well done to Cambodia for facing the truth of that terrible period and let the world learn from that. Highly recommended.

I have never visited other sites commemorating man's inhumanity to man before, but feel it imperative to recommend a visit to this museum. Take the audio tour. A visit to the Choeung Ek Genocidal Center should follow this giving a chronology to the barely comprehensible...More

This is a harsh well thought out museum. The content is hard to hear but the way the audio guide is done allows you to leave the place with knowledge and found feelings. Is a must in phnom penh

A must see when visiting Phnom Penh Cambodia ,it should be your very first place to visit when in Phnom Penh Cambodia . Men, women and children were murdered here during the Khmer rouge war that raged from 1974 till 1979 . Please respect this...More

A must visit in Phnom Penh...not too far from city but time your visit to miss the rush hour traffic...

During a 2 days stay we decided to visit this museum - which finally took us nearly 3 hours. The visit was accompanied by an audio guide (available in several languages - our German one was of excellent quality). The guide provided background information at...More

We were stunned, shocked and saddened by what we saw but the tour put a very human reality to the atrocities that happened just a short 38 years ago. RIP to all those who suffered at the hands of these animals.

We spent over two hours at Tuol Sleng otherwise known as S21. You could spend all day here as there is plenty to take in but for me two hours is all I could do. Firstly I must say that if you are in Phnom...More

Painful to walk around the proximity of the centre, but a great experience. In particular, I was struck by a booth that mentioned that only 6% of visitors to the museum are Cambodian students-- the rest are mostly tourists. If anyone sees my review and...More

I'm from Germany and we don't learn much about the Cambodian Genozide - actually I haven't heard about it before I went to Asia. A friend of mine did a audio tour there and it really helps u understand what happened there and how brutal...More