Cambodian Landmine Museum, Museum in Cambodia
The Cambodian Landmine Museum showcases the history of landmines in Cambodia.
The museum was founded by an ex-child soldier who became a deminer.
It provides insight into the impact of landmines on Cambodian society.
Visitors can learn about demining efforts and support rehabilitation programs.
The museum features personal stories from landmine victims.
Opening Hours: 07:30-17:30
Phone: +85515674163
Website: cambodialandminemuseum.org
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The Cambodian Landmine Museum showcases the history of landmines in Cambodia.
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