Choeung Ekមជ្ឈមណ្ឌល​ប្រល័យពូជសាសន៍​ជើងឯក

Driving out of town is a bit far, but the killing fields are similar to the Tursling prison. Much has been lost in the middle of the 40 years, but the rest is still a strong demonstration of cruelty and inhumanity. Like Nazi concentration camps in Europe, it reminds us never to forget the past or else we will be doomed to repeat it.

It’s a bit far to drive out of the city, but the killing fields are very similar to Turslin prison. In the 40 years between this period, a lot has been lost, but the rest is still a strong proof of cruelty and inhumanity. Just like the Nazi concentration camps in Europe, it reminds us to never forget the past, otherwise we are doomed to repeat the same mistakes. If you come to Cambodia, this is an essential visit. Very informative audio guide, an incredible way to try to learn and learn more about the atrocities that occurred in Cambodia. I cannot use words to describe how touching this experience was.

The other name of this place is Killing fields. This is not the easiest place to visit. Museum of the genocide of innocent people in Cambodia. A reminder of what human ignorance can do and we know that such places still exist in other countries. Find enough time to visit this Museum. It is better to take 2.5-3 hours to walk slowly and listen to the history of this place through the audio guide and to honor the memory of people who never left the walls of this camp.

A very moving experience. One that I wasn''t sure I wanted to do, but so glad I did.

Choeung Ek is narrowing place, but a must see to understand what happened to the great lovely people of Cambodia.You get a headset on arrival with your language and follow the numbers and ques from the audio.

Truly a sad morning in visiting this place of such Cambodian horror. Difficult being a foreigner in fully understanding.