Plan your visit to the Cambodia Landmine Museum
About 25 km north of Siem Reap, directly on the road to Banteay Srei temple — one of the most moving stops in the Angkor area, and an easy add to any temple day.
Tickets & entry
- Foreign adults: $7.00
- Khmer adults: $2.50
- Children under 13: free
Cash is preferred — please bring small change. Every ticket goes directly toward demining, education, and keeping the museum open, with 100% going to programs.
Tours
Self-guided audio tour: QR codes throughout the museum play an audio guide on your phone. Walk the grounds at your own pace.
Personal tours (Khmer or English): available by arrangement. Contact us at least 48 hours ahead to book a guided tour.
What to bring
- Cash in small denominations (USD or riel)
- Water, sun protection and comfortable shoes
- Headphones for the self-guided audio tour
How to get there
Hire a tuk-tuk or taxi from Siem Reap — about 30 minutes each way, and roughly $20 round trip. The museum sits directly on the road to Banteay Srei temple, inside Angkor National Park, so most drivers already know it.
No Angkor Pass is required to visit the museum — it is independently run and separate from the Angkor Archaeological Park.
Make a day of it
Get there
Hire a tuk-tuk or taxi from Siem Reap — about 30 minutes, directly on the Banteay Srei road. No detour required.
Walk the museum
Follow the self-guided audio tour via QR code, or arrange a personal tour in Khmer or English 48 hours ahead.
Continue to Banteay Srei
Keep heading up the same road to the temple — or turn back toward Angkor and the rest of your day. See a full day-trip route.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to visit the Cambodia Landmine Museum?
Entry is $7 for foreign adults and $2.50 for Khmer adults. Children under 13 are free. Cash is preferred.
What are the Cambodia Landmine Museum's opening hours?
The museum is open every day from 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM, including weekends.
How do I get to the Cambodia Landmine Museum from Siem Reap?
The museum is about 25 km north of Siem Reap on the road to Banteay Srei temple, roughly a 30-minute tuk-tuk ride. Most tuk-tuk drivers know it, and it pairs well with a Banteay Srei or Angkor temple day.
How long do you need at the Cambodia Landmine Museum?
Most visitors spend 1 to 2 hours, depending on how much of the self-guided audio tour they listen to.
Do I need an Angkor Pass to visit the Cambodia Landmine Museum?
No. The Cambodia Landmine Museum is independently run and not part of the Angkor Archaeological Park, so no Angkor Pass is required — just pay the museum's own entry fee.
Are guided tours available?
Yes. A free self-guided audio tour runs via QR codes throughout the museum. Personal tours in Khmer or English can be arranged by contacting the museum at least 48 hours in advance.
Is the Cambodia Landmine Museum worth visiting?
The museum tells the story of founder Aki Ra, a former child soldier and CNN Hero who has cleared over 50,000 landmines by hand. Every ticket funds ongoing demining and education work. It is one of Siem Reap's highest-rated attractions.
Every ticket and gift clears the ground.
This cause has come this far only because of visitors, supporters and donors. Every gift goes straight into demining, education, and keeping the museum's doors open.
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