โรงแรมใกล้ Samrong Krong Killing Field

A place to reflect the harsh reality of Khmer Rouge era. The carvings around the stupor make for somber viewing. Definitely worth visiting.

This place is infested with many mosquitoes. It is a small setup and charges US 1 for entry or they called it donation. Inside the small plot, there was a structure containing remains of bones and skulls. There were some boards telling of stories happened during the torture during Khmer rouge period. We could stay long due to mosquitoes bites.

The Killing Fields in Battambang province are an essential stop for those seeking to understand Cambodia's turbulent history. As a local tourist, this visit was deeply moving, it unearthed emotions tied to the tragic loss experienced during the war. This site serves as an impactful educational resource, offering a window into Cambodia's past. The fact that entry is free for everyone is commendable, but leaving a donation feels like a meaningful way to contribute to its preservation.

Essential Cambodian history.. in a somber environment at peace. $1 donation entry with a number of educational snapshots along the way for your education

The Killing Fields are sites in Cambodia where collectively more than 3,000,000 people were killed and buried by the Communist Party of Kampuchea during Khmer Rouge rule from 1975-79. This one is located in Battambang and is a sad reminder of Cambodias cruel and tortured history.