Floating Village, War Museum & Killing Field Tour

Start your morning with a visit to one of Siem Reap’s captivating floating villages. As you glide through the waterways, you’ll witness daily life in this unique community, where houses, schools, and markets float on the water. The stilted structures and bustling activity offer an authentic glimpse into the resourcefulness of Cambodian villagers. You’ll learn about the locals’ fishing traditions and how they adapt to the changing seasons, creating a fascinating cultural experience.

Take a break to enjoy lunch at a local restaurant. We’ll recommend some traditional Khmer dishes, allowing you to relax and recharge before the afternoon’s activities.

In the afternoon, visit the War Museum, where you’ll delve into Cambodia’s recent history. The museum displays a collection of military vehicles, weapons, and artifacts from the Khmer Rouge era. Guided tours provide personal stories and insights into the country’s struggle and recovery, offering a poignant perspective on the effects of war. This experience provides valuable context for understanding Cambodia’s resilience and ongoing efforts to rebuild.

Conclude the tour with a visit to Wat Thmey, known as the Killing Field. This memorial site serves as a sobering reminder of the atrocities committed during the Khmer Rouge regime. You’ll find a stupa filled with the remains of victims, alongside displays that tell the tragic history of this period. Visiting Wat Thmey provides an opportunity to reflect and honor the memories of those lost, adding a meaningful layer to your understanding of Cambodia’s past.