The Killing Fields i Roluos

The Killing Fields o se tafaoga maimoa, o se tasi Mass graves i le Roluos , Cambodge . O loʻo i ai: 27 km mai Phnom Penh, 170 km mai Pràsàt, 610 km mai Ho Chi Minh City.

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, N11°29'3", E104°54'7". Maua ni faʻatonuga

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Telephone: +855 23 305 371

Tatala avanoa

Wed-Thu 9:00 AM–4:00 PM
Fri-Sat 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
Sun 8:00 AM–5:00 PM
Mon 9:00 AM–4:00 PM

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Killing fields #killingfields #phnompenh #cambodia — ivangatla @ Flickr

Piles of Skulls — steve_whitmarsh @ Flickr

The Killing Tree — steve_whitmarsh @ Flickr

Tray of Skulls — steve_whitmarsh @ Flickr

Excavated clothes of vicitims in the killing fields — Hannes Rada @ Flickr

Faitau atili

Lisiina i vaega nei:

Mass graves

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Faatulaga Saunia:

Lauiloa muamua Fou muamua

Dave Mc

5 September 2018

This makes you feel kind of sick, and is set up in a way that emphasizes that this was a really lot of people just like you. Everyone had parents that loved them, children that needed them...

Dave Mc

24 August 2018

Really something you need to see, be careful picking the time to visit though, everything is literally under a foot of water during the rainy season.

Teresa Sloboth

17 April 2015

When you travel here, you must do this!! It will break your heart how evil humans are to each other, but remind you of our compassion and ability to learn and never forget our mistakes.

Dave Mc

5 September 2018

When you see the personal items of the people recovered, it really makes you understand that these were real people, just like you and me.

Catarina

21 February 2015

Worth following their defined tour and listening to all the info on the audio guide (might be an idea to bring your own headphones, but that's just me...). $6,00 includes the audio guide.

Trave77er

16 August 2017

This is one of the most impactful places you will ever visit on the planet. Do use the superb audio tour which is detailed, insightful and available in a number of languages.

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