A sobering page in humanity's history. A lucid reminder of the darkness which lies within the hearts of all men. An unlikely symbol of hope, as what must never be forgotten is honored. To understand this place is to understand ourselves. I will do my best to explain the contexts and subtitles of the Khmer Rouge. How they arose and how the unthinkable became reality. The tour, of course, is subdued and respectful. I will welcome all questions and will do my best to put you at ease. Thank you for your consideration.
Learn MoreNestled atop Phnom Penh's only hill stands Wat Phnom, a serene Buddhist temple enshrined in myth and history. Built in 1372, it offers a look into Cambodia's rich past and illustrious faith. Walk up the gentle steps adorned with mythical nagas (holy serpents) and discover a peaceful sanctuary amidst the city's neon vibrations. Let the tranquil atmosphere guide you through the temple grounds, and soak in the lovely panoramic views from the top. Wat Phnom offers a gentle introduction to Cambodian culture and a welcome respite for the curious traveler.
Learn MoreA Somber (yet necessary) Journey After S21, it is only natural want to know more, to feel pushed by the ghosts (both literal and figurative) of history to delve into deeper understanding. To know what happened here is to know the heart of all nations; the struggle and the pain, the reluctant hope. This is not the only such field in Cambodia. It is the most famous though. The Killing Fields hold countless intimate histories, forgotten details; a history, forever blurred. As we tread on hallowed ground, a sacred memorial to all those lost. Not just here. Where once life bloomed, only naked skeletons a peaceful stupas rise. Hear the stories etched in blood in a page of history that can never be torn away. As we honor the memory, come what may. This tour is not for the faint of heart. A journey of remembrance and respect. To ensure such darkness (anywhere) is never resurrected.
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