What this place feels like
Strongly indulgent with very quiet, very classic, very intimate character.
Cambodia Landmine Museum
Dive deep into the poignant story of Cambodia's past at the Cambodia Landmine Museum in Phumi Khna, Siem Reap Province. This moving museum showcases an extensive collection of deactivated landmines and artillery, offering a sobering reflection on the aftermath of war and the resilience of a nation. The quiet, museum setting invites travelers seeking an enlightening and emotional cultural experience filled with stories of hope, healing, and the tireless humanitarian efforts to clear the land. Wander through detailed exhibits and murals that tell the story of Cambodia's tumultuous history, leaving visitors inspired to honor peace and advocate for a safer world.
November to February for cooler and clear weather suitable for museum visits
Book with ViatorMost videos filmed Feb–Mar during spring. August is quiet - more local atmosphere, fewer tourists.
Frequently asked questions
November to February for cooler and clear weather suitable for museum visits
1–2 hours
Camera or smartphone for capturing exhibits, Comfortable walking shoes, Light jacket for indoor climate control, and Notebook for reflections
Cultural Travelers, Educational Groups, History Enthusiasts, Human Rights Advocates, and Photographers
The nearest airport is Siem Reap International Airport (REP), approximately 25 minutes by car from the museum.
Choose from boutique guesthouses, riverside hotels, or luxury resorts in Siem Reap town, minutes away from the museum.
Extend your visit with a trip to Angkor Wat, the Tonle Sap Lake floating villages, or an authentic Khmer cooking class in Siem Reap.
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