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Recorrido en Phnom Penh, con Phnom Penh. Reserva directa con Asia Tours Desk, en lugar de a traves de un revendedor.
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- Discover Phnom Penh\u2019s history on a half-day tour lasting around four hours
Tour de los campos de exterminio y el museo del genocidio de Tuol Sleng: Datos clave
| Price | From $25 per person |
|---|---|
| Duration | 4 hours |
| Group size | Up to 8 people |
| Languages | English |
| Tour type | Guided Tour |
| Booking | Direct with the local operator — no OTA markup |
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Tour de los campos de exterminio y el museo del genocidio de Tuol Sleng
Descripción completa
Un recorrido de medio dia desde Phnom Penh que visita Phnom Penh.
Tuol Sleng era un instituto de secundaria en Phnom Penh que los jemeres rojos convirtieron en la Prision de Seguridad 21 en 1975. De las aproximadamente 12.000 a 20.000 personas retenidas alli, sobrevivio alrededor de una docena. Las aulas todavia conservan los armazones de hierro de las camas y las fotografias que el regimen tomaba de cada prisionero a su llegada. Choeung Ek, a unos 15 kilometros de distancia, es donde la mayoria fue llevada para ser asesinada, y su estupa guarda unas 5.000 calaveras; la audioguia alli esta narrada en parte por una superviviente y es la razon por la que la mayoria de los visitantes logra terminarla. Ambos lugares se visitan en silencio, llevan en conjunto alrededor de medio dia, y no son adecuados para ninos pequenos.
El precio incluye un guia turistico y conductor profesional con licencia de habla inglesa, agua fresca y transporte limpio, higienico y seguro. No incluye entrada a los campos de exterminio, 3 USD por persona y entrada al museo del genocidio de Tuol Sleng, 5 USD por persona, cuente con ese gasto aparte. Todo lo incluido figura al completo en esta pagina; si algo no aparece en esa lista, da por hecho que no entra en el precio.
El precio es de unos 25 $ por persona, asi que un grupo de 8 sale por 198 $. El importe que ve en esta pagina es el total para el tamano de grupo elegido, no una cifra por persona para multiplicar.
Asia Tours Desk lo lleva a cabo. Reservamos directamente con ellos, de modo que el guia que le recibe trabaja para el operador y no para un revendedor.
Itinerario
The schedule below is a suggested plan and can be adjusted to suit your preferences.
Pickup location:
Phnom Penh
Arrive back at:
Phnom Penh
Incluye
- un guia turistico y conductor profesional con licencia de habla inglesa
- agua fresca
- transporte limpio, higienico y seguro
No incluye
- entrada a los campos de exterminio, 3 USD por persona
- entrada al museo del genocidio de Tuol Sleng, 5 USD por persona
Información importante
Punto de encuentro
The operator confirms the exact meeting point and time once your booking is confirmed, and you will have it well before the day. If you would rather know before you book, message us on WhatsApp and we will ask them for you.
Antes de ir
- Cancelación gratuita hasta 24 horas antes del inicio de la actividad
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Opiniones de viajeros
Highly recommended. This tour was better than we expected and our guide, Davram, was very knowledgeable kindly sharing his own personal experiences with us. A must do!
The tour was heartfelt. It seems odd to write amazing when learning about the devastation a nation went through. Our guide Anh knew his stuff! He was patient in answering all our questions and shared the effects this time had on his family who lived during the ordeal. It’s a hard tour to go through but one I think all should experience to understand part of Cambodia’s history.
Such an amazing tour and Ran's first hand experience made it that bit more moving. After coming to Cambodia with limited to no knowledge, this tour was such an amazing way of learning about such a shocking part of their history. Thank you Ran.
This was a great tour - extraordinarily powerful and thought provoking. Ran was so friendly and extremely knowledgeable
The tour was fantastic! Mr. Ran is very knowledgable and we learnt a lot. Highly recommend.
Daream was excellent. very knowledgeable with (extremely harrowing) first hand knowledge. He gave us lots of info but also gave us space to explore.
Excellent guide, very knowledgeable and speaks from his own experience.
Mr Ran and the driver, Mr Dara, were amazing. I booked this tour on very late notice, and their service was excellent. The fields and museum themselves are a must-visit in Cambodia, but getting a guide is well worth the little bit extra than just audio. Everything was well explained and as the history is still well within living memory, very personal at times too. Mr Ran was very knowledgeable and happy to answer my questions. Would highly recommend this tour.
Ran was a fantastic guide who bought a great amount of humanity to the story. I felt very lucky that he was able to share his personal story with me. Both the Killing Field and Toul Sleng are fascinating and full of heartbreaking stories. well worth the time and money.
This is a must do tour when in Phnom Penh. Such a humbling and thought provoking experience. My guide Ran was fantastic - such knowledge and spoke from his experience of living as a young boy under the Kymer Rouge. Had the privilege of meeting Chum Mey. This is an experience I will never forget.
Our guide Ran was the best guide we’ve ever had and we’ve done many tours. He’s lived through this period and talks from lived experience which you can see is personally emotional. He was very informative and so personable. We would not hesitate to recommend and ran and the S21/ killings fields tour.
The S21 Prison and Killing Fields tour was an extremely interesting and insightful experience. Our guide, Mr. Ran, was very knowledgeable and spent plenty of time during the drive explaining the historical background. At both locations, he also gave us detailed introductions before allowing us time to walk around and take everything in at our own pace. His explanations were insightful, comprehensive and easy to follow, which was particularly helpful given how complex Cambodia’s history during this period is. We also had the privilege of meeting one of the survivors of S21, which made the visit