Uncover the last stronghold of the Khmer Rouge and the resting place of Pol Pot on a private tour of Anlong Veng. Learn about Cambodia’s turbulent history and explore the area’s mine fields with an expert guide.
Uncover the last stronghold of the Khmer Rouge and the resting place of Pol Pot on a private tour of Anlong Veng. Learn about Cambodia’s turbulent history and explore the area’s mine fields with an expert guide.
- Anlong Veng - You will be picked up at hotel and transferred to Anlong Veng where there are many places to visit. First, we stop at Ta Mok’s house for exploring the way of life for the top commander of Khmer Rough soldiers. After that, we go to visit the grave of Ta Mok. Next, we go to have a look at Khiev Somphon and his family’s executed site….
- Anlong Veng - You will be picked up at hotel and transferred to Anlong Veng where there are many places to visit. First, we stop at Ta Mok’s house for exploring the way of life for the top commander of Khmer Rough soldiers. After that, we go to visit the grave of Ta Mok. Next, we go to have a look at Khiev Somphon and his family’s executed site. Finally, we drive up the mountain to visit the grave of Pol Pot, the top leader of Khmer Rough Regime. Back to Siem Reap and drop off.
- Private Tour Guide
- Hotel pick up & drop off
- Private Transportation
- Pure Drinking Water
- Travel Insurance
- Private Tour Guide
- Hotel pick up & drop off
- Private Transportation
- Pure Drinking Water
- Travel Insurance
- Tickets
- Food & Drinks
- Tickets
- Food & Drinks
For those with additional time in Siem Reap who are intrigued by Cambodia’s intense recent past, Anlong Veng is a noteworthy stop. Situated 125km to the north of Siem Reap along the Dangrek Mountains which serve as the border with Thailand, Anlong Veng draws attention primarily for two historical reasons: it was the final bastion of the Khmer Rouge and…
For those with additional time in Siem Reap who are intrigued by Cambodia’s intense recent past, Anlong Veng is a noteworthy stop. Situated 125km to the north of Siem Reap along the Dangrek Mountains which serve as the border with Thailand, Anlong Veng draws attention primarily for two historical reasons: it was the final bastion of the Khmer Rouge and the burial site of Pol Pot. Little remains of Pol Pot’s bunker apart from an overgrown, graffiti-scarred structure. While the province has several mine fields, these dangers are distanced from the main residential areas, and removal efforts are actively underway. A knowledgeable guide will offer deeper insights into the turbulent era and may recount personal familial experiences during those trying times.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.