Visit Angkor Wat and other century old temples, which are architectural marvels of Khmer civilization. In Phnom Penh, you will get a glimpse of what happened in the infamous Toul Sleng Museum and the killing field. 
As you approach the palace, the most notable feature on the outside is the large open pavilion built onto the outer wall. Although it appears to be a reviewing stand to allow the royal family to view events or speak to the people, according to all descriptions, the pavilion is actually used for moonlit dance performances. A short way along the outer wall from the dancing pavilion is the large Victory Gate, traditionally used only by the royal family.
Tuol Sleng Museum, known as the Museum of Genocidal Crimes it was used by the Khmer Rouge as a detention and torture center in the late 1970. Today the building houses exhibits, paintings and photographs of many of the victims. Visitors can see the crude cells built in the classrooms and the torture devices used to extract confessions in Stalinesque purges of the regime. Open daily from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Temple of Ta Prohm, Angkor, Cambodia
Time to go home... Bye Bye combodia..Thanks for giving us good trip.
