A small museum focused on the history and impact of landmines in Cambodia, founded by former deminer Aki Ra.
The museum presents exhibits about the use and consequences of landmines in Cambodia and includes personal accounts connected to the founder’s work clearing ordnance. The site documents demining efforts and displays artefacts related to explosive remnants, offering factual context for families researching local history and post-conflict recovery.
Founded by Aki Ra, the institution links its educational displays with a stated purpose of supporting orphaned children; this connection may be relevant for families considering community organisations to visit or study as part of civic education. The exhibits are described as informative and provide background on why demining has been a significant national issue.
As a stop during visits around Siem Reap, the museum is positioned as an educational component to complement other historical sites. The content focuses on real-world consequences and recovery efforts rather than interactive play or child-specific programming, which families should consider when planning visits with younger children.
