Tuol Sleng Museum, A testament to a harrowing history

St 113, Phnom Penh 12304, Cambodia
It originally started as a school
4.3
Museum

Introduction

It was originally a lively school, but it was used as a prison by the Khmer Rouge to imprison and torture innocent civilians, resulting in countless deaths. The hundreds of photos and torture devices silently narrate the horrific history, which is worth reflecting on by future generations.
Address
St 113, Phnom Penh 12304, Cambodia
Opening hours
8:00-17:00, closed during lunchtime.
Transportation
You can walk or take a Tuktuk within the city. Taking a Tuktuk from the Grand Palace would cost around 2-3 US dollars per ride. The distance is approximately 3 kilometers.

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