War Museum Cambodia is a historical museum in Siem Reap that showcases Cambodia’s tragic history of war and conflict. It features military equipment, including tanks, artillery, guns, and landmines, along with photographs and personal stories from the Cambodian Civil War and Khmer Rouge era. The museum helps visitors understand Cambodia’s past and appreciate the importance of peace.

Wat Thmei Killing Fields is a memorial site in Siem Reap, Cambodia, commemorating the victims of the Khmer Rouge regime between 1975 and 1979. The site features a glass-sided stupa containing human remains, along with displays and information about this tragic period in Cambodian history. It serves as a place of remembrance, reflection, and education about the importance of peace and humanity.

APOPO Visitor Center is a unique educational center in Siem Reap, Cambodia, where visitors can learn about the work of HeroRATs— specially trained rats that detect landmines and unexploded explosives. The center offers live demonstrations and explains how these remarkable animals help clear dangerous land and save lives. It provides an inspiring look at Cambodia’s ongoing efforts to create a safer future.

Satcha Handicrafts is a Cambodian social enterprise in Siem Reap that showcases traditional Khmer arts and craftsmanship. Visitors can discover handmade products such as silk textiles, wood carvings, stone sculptures, and other local crafts created by skilled Cambodian artisans. It is a wonderful place to experience Cambodia’s rich cultural heritage while supporting local communities.

Preah Ang Chek Preah Ang Chom is a sacred Buddhist shrine located in the heart of Siem Reap, Cambodia, near the Royal Independence Gardens. It houses two revered Buddha statues that are deeply respected by local people, who visit to pray for good luck, happiness, health, and prosperity. The shrine is an important spiritual landmark and a peaceful place to experience Cambodian religious traditions and culture.