PHNOM PENH · HERITAGE
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The 10 most popular killing fields tours in Phnom Penh. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Half-day Phnom Penh tour to Choeung Ek Killing Fields and Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, with air-conditioned van, guide briefing, and water.
“Very chilling but interesting tour and a good way to learn the history. Guide and driver were great and transport was comfortable”
Phnom Penh half-day tour to Toul Sleng (S21) and Choeung Ek, with hotel pickup, AC comfort, and guide-led context on Pol Pot and Khmer Rouge.
“This is an intense experience. Our guide had good English and only occasionally did I struggle to understand him. He was passionate and knowledgeable about the subject.”
A comfy A/C bus loop linking Phnom Penh’s Prison S21 and the Killing Fields, with onboard documentary context and optional audio.
“Thoroughly enjoyed a very informative tour. Bao was the best tour guide we’ve had in Vietnam, very knowledgable and easy to listen to.”
A guided half-day tour linking Choeung Ek Killing Fields and Tuol Sleng (S-21) in Phnom Penh, with translation, AC transport, and water.
“After initial issues with communication, not well explained pick up details and instruction, and having to end up walking to the pick up car, holding others up. Excellent eye opener on the atrocities of the Cambodian Khmer Rouge and Pol Pot Read more”
A 4-hour Phnom Penh half-day tour visiting Tuol Sleng S21 and the Killing Fields, with hotel pickup, an English guide, and key context.
“Did the tour with mr ran, he’s very knowledgable in what happened during the time of the Khmer Rouge. He also talks about some of the stuff he and others around him experienced during the time.”
Phnom Penh highlights in 9 hours with Wat Phnom, Royal Palace sights, a local lunch, and the heavy hits of S21 and the Killing Fields.
“Spent a great day with Mr. Sop our guide who passionately explained the sights and history of his country that he loves. A very relaxed, informative day, learning about the many Temples and troubled past of the region, also visiting a great local restaurant at lunchtime. Highly recommended tour with Mr Sop, for a relaxed,…”
A one-day Phnom Penh tour with 11 major stops, S21 and the Killing Fields, temple sights, markets, and cold drinks for $30.
“This one-day tour covers most of Phnom Penh. The friendly guide Mr Sophoarn is well-informed about the sites and you’ll enjoy his lively conversations.”
Eight-hour Phnom Penh highlights with Sina: Royal Palace photos, S21 and Killing Fields, monuments, and Central Market drop-off. Small group.
“Excellent tour guide, Sina was very attentive and Explained the history of all our itinerary in excellent English. Would recommend this trip for seeing all important sights in and around Phnom Penh. Valerie And David McKean”
Half-day tour in Phnom Penh covering Tuol Sleng S21 and Choeung Ek, with pickup, an English guide, and included comfort touches.
“Nay was an incredibly intelligent and informative guide, explaining through real experiences and emotion, making our tour feel incredibly authentic and engaging. I recommend him incredibly highly!”
Phnom Penh shuttle to S-21 and the Killing Fields with hotel pickup, onboard documentary, Wi‑Fi, and optional multilingual audio guides.
“It is not a tour in the first place. It more seemed like an organized transportation. They just took us to these two places. The cost of the guides would not included in the tour price. It would be cheaper if you would hire to Tuk-Tuk and do the tour by yourself if you are…”
