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!”
Chong Kneas floating village, lotus snack stop, then War Museum and Wat Thmey. Hotel pickup, private guide, boat fees included.
“Great tour all around. Very informative, great experience out on the lake, just cool time all together”
Jungle trek to Kbal Spean, intricate Banteay Srei, the Landmine Museum, and a calm finale at Banteay Samre from Siem Reap.
“Our guide, Mr Ram was excellent, friendly, knowledgeable and interesting about temples as well as things we saw on the way and aspects of Cambodian life, and superb at identifying birds. The driver was careful and considerate and the car cRead more”
Door-to-door tuk-tuk to a calm Khmer Rouge era war museum garden with tanks and weapons, plus self-guided boards. 1 hour.
“Definitely recommend this to people. Our driver was on time and very nice. When we arrived at the museum we were greeted politely and asked if we wanted a tour guide. The man told us his incredibly unfortunate life story and then we walked around the grounds. There was a huge collection of military vehicles and equipment and it was actually nice to see them unrestored I would recommend wearing insect repellent and you could spend 60-90 minutes here.”
Half-day private Siem Reap tour covering Wat Thmey, War Museum Cambodia, and Les Artisans d’Angkor, with guide and entrance fees included.
“The overall experience was good. My guide was very eloquent and had a very broad knowledge of the subject. The trip was very much overpriced.”
Private tuk tuk day in Siem Reap: Banteay Srei, Kbal Spean, and the Landmine Museum, English driver and water included.
“Our tuktuk driver was very considerate and caring. We had unexpected rain and he met us with umbrellas. It was nice to see the countryside as we visited the three spots.”
Private 5 to 6 hour tour from Siem Reap to Banteay Srei, Kbal Spean, and the Landmine Museum, with optional butterfly stop.
“The tour was amazing, and the guide was willing to change around the itinerary as it was just my sister and me, and to depart earlier, which made it a memorable time for us. We requested to visit Banteay Srei 1st, which turned out to be the right call as it just opened and Read more”
Kulen Mountain views, River of a Thousand Lingas, plus War Museum and Killing Fields, with hotel pickup and a flexible private day.
“Great guide,very informative and excellent value,went swimming in the waterfall and saw a lot of history”
War Museum, Killing Fields, and APOPO HeroRATs in one tight route, with artisan stops and street-food flavor in Siem Reap.
“The War Museum and Killing Fields were sobering reminders of Cambodia’s past, with rusting military pieces and memorials that really make you reflect. The Hero RATs demo at APOPO was inspiring and unique — definitely worth the time.”
Ride in by tuktuk for a 2-hour small-group visit to Cambodia’s only war museum, featuring Khmer-era vehicles, artillery, and stories.
“Driver was lovely and the veteran gave me so much information about the war and was so interesting. Highly recommend!”
Siem Reap day trip with Kampong Phluk boat ride, Wat Thmey Killing Fields, and the War Museum, plus AC transport, $79.
“We decided to go on this trip and booked just 2 days before leaving for Cambodia. But it turned out to be the main highlight of our trip to Cambodia. Gent, our guide was excellent. He explained to us in detail the history, culture and way Read more”
Siem Reap full-day tour through the Khmer Rouge era, then the Landmine and War Museums to understand Cambodia's recovery.
“Our tour was great! Our tour guide, Mr Sok Vuthy, was very experienced and knowledgeable, which made the trip really enjoyable”
