A must visit to learn this about this horrendous time in Cambodia history. However I think I missed parts of the exhibit due to poor signage as it’s poorly laid out and many of the information boards repeated. I learnt far more from my guide who showed us the temples as his family lived through these times.

honestly the place itself is not great... there is bad signage and it's pretty run down with no people there to help you understand what is going on. HOWEVER... I still feel it is important to visit and learn what you can. they don't charge a lot and it is SOOO worth it to go. they told the story of a survivor via paintings, had a mass gravesite, and many skulls and bones to commemorate those lost.

It was a bit earie listening to our guide explain the story behind the paintings and pictures. The room with the skulls and bones really puts the enormity of what happened in Cambodia into context. Definitely worth a visit

Beautiful tributes to the people lost during the Khmer Rouge reign. Artwork goes into detail for the treatment received and torture devices. Monks live there but at times didn’t appreciate us looking around. Recommend visiting if you have some free time.

Well worth the $3 USD to enter. Based inside a Pagoda/Monastery with Monks going about their daily duties. Its basically a self guided tour with a small leaflet. Great compact museum with plenty of pictures and text accounting for the war period atrocities and of survival as well. Important to reflect on and learn from history. Well recommended.