Kulen Mountain, Landmine Museum & Killing Field Tour

Start your day with an exploration of Kulen Mountain, a site rich in natural beauty and spiritual heritage. Begin at Phoeng Ta Kho, a stunning mountain cliff offering breathtaking views of the lush forests and valleys below. Next, visit the upper and lower waterfalls, where you can take a refreshing dip in the cool waters or relax by the cascades, enjoying the serene surroundings. As you continue your journey, stop at the “River of a Thousand Lingas,” where ancient carvings etched into the riverbed showcase the artistry and beliefs of the Khmer civilization. Conclude your mountain visit at Preah Ang Thom, home to a giant reclining Buddha, a revered spiritual icon set amidst the mountaintop temple.

After exploring the wonders of Kulen Mountain, enjoy a lunch break at a local restaurant. We’ll recommend some traditional Khmer dishes to enhance your cultural experience.

The afternoon begins with a visit to the War Museum, where you’ll gain insights into Cambodia’s turbulent past. The museum houses a collection of military vehicles, weapons, and artifacts from the Khmer Rouge era. As you explore, you’ll hear stories of resilience and learn about the country’s efforts toward recovery and peace. It’s an educational and poignant experience that provides a deeper understanding of Cambodia’s history.

Your journey concludes at Wat Thmey, also known as the Killing Field. This site serves as a memorial to the tragic events of the Khmer Rouge regime. Here, you’ll find a stupa filled with the skulls and bones of victims, a solemn reminder of the country’s past. Visiting Wat Thmey offers a moment of reflection and an opportunity to honor the memories of those lost during this difficult period in Cambodia’s history.