Phnom Penh Killing Field & S21, 10 Stop City Tour by Tuk Tuk

Location Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Explore ten iconic landmarks of Phnom Penh during a personalized tuk-tuk tour. Visit the Genocide Museum, Killing Fields, Independence Monument, King Sihanouk Statue, Royal Palace, National Museum, Wat Ounalom, among other attractions.

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After morning pickup, visitors will commence their tour by visiting the Genocide Museum, a landmark that once served as a girls' school before becoming a site of imprisonment, torture, and holding enclosures under the Khmer Rouge regime. Admission costs $10, inclusive of an audio guide.

Approximately forty-five minutes away lies the Killing Fields, another significant historical site during the Khmer Rouge Genocide period. Visitors should note that entry fees amount to $6, covering an audio guide.

Upon returning to the city center, guests will proceed to have lunch (not included), followed by exploring the Independence Monument, representing Cambodia's liberation from French colonial rule spanning nine decades, from 1863 to 1953. Admission to the monument is free.

Next, the group will pay homage to King Norodom Sihanouk through the statue located on the popular Park Strip. Commissioned in honor of the king posthumously upon his demise, this statue serves as a tribute to his legacy.

Visitors will then proceed to the Cambodian-Vietnam Friendship Monument, a memorial celebrating the bilateral relationship between Cambodia and Vietnam. Situated nearby, the royal palace provides insight into Cambodia's architectural heritage, offering panoramic views while admission is free. For those seeking additional guidance, there is an extra $10 charge for an accompanying guide.

The National Museum presents another opportunity to marvel at exquisite Cambodian architecture. While admission is free, tourists may capitalize on scenic photography spots outside the museum. Adjacent to the national museum, Wat Ounalom showcases the temple's rich history; its original construction dates back to 1442, making it one of the most prominent structures in Phnom Penh. Entry is entirely free.

Wat Phnom follows as the next destination, featuring a modest entrance fee of $1. Alongside the iconic lady penh statue, visitors can explore further cultural highlights within the complex.

The final stop on this itinerary is the Wat Phnom, whose name is derived from the local deity known as "Phnom." Here, visitors will uncover the origin story behind Phnom Penh's naming and learn about its significance before concluding their journey back to their accommodation.

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Itinerary	Pickup Location: Phnom Penh Photostops, visits, guided tours, sightseeing, self-guided tours (1 hour), optional, extra fees Tuk-tuk ride (45 minutes) to Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum Photostops, visits, sightseeing, self-guided tours (1.5 hours), optional, extra fees Tuk-tuk ride (45 minutes) to Choeung Ek Photostops, visits, sightseeing, self-guided tours (1.5 hours), optional, extra fees Tuk-tuk ride (45 minutes) to Independence Monument, Phnom Penh Photostops, sightseeing (15 minutes), optional Statue of Sihanouk Norodom, sightseeing (15 minutes), optional Cambodia-Vietnam Monument, sightseeing (15 minutes), optional Royal Palace, Phnom Penh, photostops, visits, guided tours, sightseeing (1 hour), optional, extra fees National Museum of Cambodia, sightseeing (15 minutes), optional Wat Ounalom Monastery, photostops, visits, sightseeing (30 minutes), optional Wat Phnom, photostops, visits, sightseeing (30 minutes), optional, extra fees Arrival Back at: Phnom Penh Main stop Other stops
Highlights	Explore the architectural marvels of Cambodia, capturing their beauty through photographs. Gain insights into the historical context of the Khmer Rouge regime and understand the progress made by the country in its recovery journey. Marvel at some of the most renowned Buddhist temples located in the capital city. Engage with the diverse landscape by strolling along the Park Strip, admiring notable monuments and statues along the way. Venture inside iconic sites such as the Royal Palace and Wat Phnom Temple.
Includes	Hotel Pickup and Drop-Off Services Roundtrip Transportation Arrangements Private Tour Guide Accommodation Cold Drinking Water Provided Toiletries Included Umbrella Facilities Available (Subject to Weather Conditions) Genocide Museum Admission Fee and Audio Guide: $10 per Person Killing Fields Admission Fee and Audio Guide: $6 per Person Royal Palace Admission Fee: $10 per Person with Guide Wat Phnom Admission Fee: $1 per Person Breakfast or Lunch Options Available upon Request Tip Amounts Applicable