What this place feels like
Strongly indulgent with very classic, somewhat local, somewhat nature-focused character.
Cambodia Landmine Museum
Step into the poignant and eye-opening Cambodia Landmine Museum nestled in the lush greenery of Phumi Khna. This heartfelt tribute exposes the harsh realities of landmine warfare with displays of massive explosive remnants, including rusted bombs and mine-related artifacts. Visitors are drawn into a reflective journey, immersed in stories of bravery, survival, and hope. The museum’s serene tropical environment contrasts with the heavy history it holds, encouraging deep contemplation and respect for the lives impacted. A must-visit experience for those who seek authentic cultural insight and meaningful connection to Cambodia’s enduring spirit.
November to February, cooler dry season with pleasant weather for walking
Book with ViatorMost videos filmed Feb–Mar during spring. August is quiet - more local atmosphere, fewer tourists.
Frequently asked questions
November to February, cooler dry season with pleasant weather for walking
1 to 1.5 hours
Camera or phone for photos, Comfortable walking shoes, Notebook or journal for reflections, Sun hat or cap, and Water bottle
Culture Seekers, Curious Travelers, Educational Groups, History Buffs, and Solo Travelers
The nearest airport is Siem Reap International Airport (REP), about a 25-minute drive to Phumi Khna and the museum.
Find accommodations ranging from cozy guesthouses in Siem Reap town to boutique hotels and eco-lodges near the museum’s rural setting.
Pair your visit with tours of Angkor Wat temples, floating villages on Tonlé Sap Lake, or cultural performances in Siem Reap.
Share this video
Know someone who’d love this?
One of 303 clips our travelers have filmed in Siem Reap