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Banteay Srei and Landmine Museum

Visit Banteay Srei in the morning light, where you can see how the sun illuminates the red stone of the temple.

This is the best time to experience and take pictures of this distinctive and breathtaking temple. Its picturesque moat and waterlilies add to the beautiful scenery.

Continue to the Landmine Museum. This remarkable project was established by Mr Aki Ra, who is known to have served as a child soldier during the Khmer Rouge regime.
Having seen the tragic effects of landmines first-hand, he has since dedicated his life to de-mining the country and helping those affected by them. The museum has incredible, thought-provoking displays about Cambodia’s tragic wartime history and the damage caused by landmines. It also has a positive side, with many stories of landmine victims who have gone on to have successful jobs and normal lives. In the afternoon, you’ll return to Siem Reap after a memorable day of exploration.

Visit Banteay Srei in the morning light, where you can see how the sun illuminates the red stone of the temple.


This is the best time to experience and take pictures of this distinctive and breathtaking temple. Its picturesque moat and waterlilies add to the beautiful scenery.


Continue to the Landmine Museum. This remarkable project was established by Mr Aki Ra, who is known to have served as a child soldier during the Khmer Rouge regime.

Having seen the tragic effects of landmines first-hand, he has since dedicated his life to de-mining the country and helping those affected by them. The museum has incredible, thought-provoking displays about Cambodia’s tragic wartime history and the damage caused by landmines. It also has a positive side, with many stories of landmine victims who have gone on to have successful jobs and normal lives. In the afternoon, you’ll return to Siem Reap after a memorable day of exploration.