Cambodia · WAR HISTORY & LANDMINE MUSEUMS
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Cambodia was among the most heavily mined countries in the world, and clearance is still going on in the north-west. The Cambodia Landmine Museum near Banteay Srei and the war museum outside Siem Reap record that work and the conflict behind it. The visits below list what each covers, how long it takes, whether it combines with a temple, and what it costs.
Phnom Penh outdoor shooting range lets you choose from handguns to RPGs, with safety gear, English guides, air-con pickup, and unlimited drinks.
“If you want to shoot a variety of fully automatic weapons then this is the place to go! Huot was our guide and was perfect. Safe driver with excellent English skills!”
Outdoor Phnom Penh shooting range with hotel pickup, licensed guns, and close instructor help. You pay weapon shooting costs separately.
“It's not really a tour, it's a transfer to a shooting area.”
Private tuk-tuk half-day to Banteay Srei, Kbal Spean hike, and the Landmine Museum, with English driver and value for small groups.
“Great driving by Danith good communication allowed us to tweak the trip to call at a temple we passed on the way out would recommend again wholeheartedly. Best way to get about is by tuk tuk with a lovely breeze for an hr or so each way. Don’t miss the Landmine museum it has a lot to tell.”
A 5-hour Siem Reap tour pairing the War Museum and Killing Fields with Artisans Angkor and the Old Market, with pickup and admissions.
“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!”
