Cambodian Landmine Museum

Cambodian landmine museum is one of important places that tourists should not miss out while visiting Angkor temples. It is located along the way to Banteay Srei temple, around 30km away from central Siem Reap. It is an educational museum where tourists learn about the dangers of landmines, where they came from, who laid them, how they work, and their presence in Cambodia. The museum staff strives to educate our visitors of the importance of clearing landmines in Cambodia. With potentially 5,000,000 still in the ground, landmines have immensely impacted the history and culture of this amazing society. The collection of thousands of landmines is impressive. What is even more impressive is the story of the one Khmer man, Aki Ra, who disarmed the majority of these landmines alone.

Hours of Operation
7:30-17:30 all days of the year

Cost
Adults – 5.00 USD
Children under 10 – Free
Cambodian citizens – Free

Guided Tours
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 0900 – 1500 (English and Japanese)
For large groups we recommend you contact the Museum ahead of time.
All the money raised at the Landmine Museum is spent in Cambodia.
Your tickets, donations and shop purchases allow us to:

– pay all our employees fair salaries
– care for the children in our charge
– clear landmines in Cambodia
– build schools in villages that have no access to education
– build wells and provide hygiene programs in small villages.