Amazing rats and ancient artifacts - The hero rats are amazing. I really enjoyed learning about their activities to save lives. Our guide to the Angkor museum was extremely friendly, knowledgeable and was willing to adapt to what we wanted to see.

Amazing - There are locals that live nearby that don’t know about the work that the rats do. They find land mines by sniffing them out. There are many land mines left and they hope to have them cleared by 2025 so go and see them now before it’s too late.

Hero rats tour - For the price we paid for the tour was very expensive nearly $500 aud 1 adult and 1 child. Didn't get lunch but plenty of water. Our tour guide was good and the driver always had a smile on his face and always ready with water and opening car door. The tour was very short and wasn't far from our hotel. We could have just got a tuk tuk and would have been less than half the price. My advice would be organise the tour yourself as all 3 attractions are within 5 min of each other. The hero rats were the highlight of the tour.

Hero Rats & Angkor ational Museum - We did a half day tour with Svay Soriya. It was an excellent tour. We were collected from our hotel. Svay is extremely knowledgeable and gave us loads of background information on the history of Cambodia pre and post Pol Pot days. The only disappointment was the short amount of time we spent at the killing fields - 30 mins compared to 1 and a half hours at the National Museum. For us, the history of Pol Pot is more significant as this is also a part of our history which we also lived through via distant media. But the National Museum is a very thorough immersion intothe culture of Buddhism, the Kmer culture and the significance of Angkor Wat. The Landmine rats is also an amazing insight into just what conditions this beautiful country lived and continues to live with. Well worth doing this tour.

Eye-opening - I'll be honest. I signed up for this tour to see the rats. It ended up being so so much more (though they were as cool as I imagined). My tour guide was absolutely amazing. I would give a shout out but I don't think I caught his name correctly :(( He offered a sincere firsthand perspective on how the civil wars and genocide of Cambodia affect survivors. He was honest and open about extremely sensitive family history, which I found both extraordinary and moving. I also didn't realize this tour was not conducted a group, just you and the guide. We ended up staying longer at the stops than listed in the description, so possibly plan on that. TLDR: If you are interested in history/humanitarianism/culture, honestly just book it. This story needs to be heard.

Interesting - After speaking someone at our hotel they said it was interesting and worth a visit if we had time. We took at Tuk Tuk and turned up, cost was $10 and lasted about 45 mins. Lots of boards displaying the work they undertake, a session of information then a demonstration with one of the rats. After you can hold them. The tour ends with a short film, we enjoyed our visit and learnt that is bits just Cambodia that use them.

Good day out! - So cool to watch the clever rats working to detect the mines! My hats off to this wonderful animals. Our guide was very helpful and experience. The national war museum was good but stood in the hot sun a bit too long. Less time about history standing outdoors could be a challenge.

Informative trip - Very informative and personal tour. The guide and driver were great. I would definitely remember it. Met some really nice local people. The trip is quite sad but it’s part of the history of the country.