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- 2. What is Dark Tourism? • Dark tourism is travel to sites of death, disaster, or the seemingly macabre • Many sites world-wide • Lists on the internet “Top 25 Dark Tourism Sites”
- 23. Dark tourism in Cambodia • You Tube clip http://www.veoh.com/m/watch. php?v=v35350135AknbHAa6
- 25. Some Questions to make us think • Is there a legitimate place for “dark” tourism in Cambodia? • Should there be a reminder about the past? • Should younger generations learn about their country’s past? • Is it ethical that money be made from the sites where people were killed and tortured? • Should there be memorials or museums?
- 26. Some interesting websites • Dark Tourism: The Killing Fields of Cambodia • http://www.natgeotraveller.in/magazine/month /december-2014/dark-tourism-the-killing- fields-of-cambodia/ • • Dark tourism in Phnom Penh: The Killing Fields and the Genocide Museum • http://theatlasheart.com/2013/10/08/dark- tourism-in-phnom-penh-the-killing-fields-and- the-genocide-museum/ • • Cambodia Capitalizes on Boom in Dark Tourism • http://www.utne.com/politics/cambodia- khmer-rouge-thanatourism-theme-park.aspx
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- Xiaoyudong Bridge, part of the Wenchuan earthquake ruins tour, Sichuan, China
- Auschwitz Concentration camp in Oświęcim, Poland
- Hiroshima Peace Park
- Tours are Chernobyl are advertised (AUS $156 for a day trip from Kiev)
- 9/11 Ground Zero
- Guided tours of 9/11 Ground Zero
- AND CAMBODIA - Former orchard outside Phenom Penh where people killed by Khmer Rouge. Now a memorial park
- Exterior of Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum. The building was formerly a high school which during the Pol Pot regime became the S-21 Prison and Interrogation Centre. Only a handful of the 20,000 prisoners survived. "Tuol Sleng" by Nefelimhg at Dutch Wikipedia. Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons - https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tuol_Sleng.jpg#/media/File:Tuol_Sleng.jpg
- Interior of Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum
- Cambodian students visit the Tuol Sleng Genocide museum.
- Cells inside the classrooms
- A stupa or monument at Choeng Ek was built to serve as a landmark for the Killing Fields. This houses thousands of skulls that are protected in glass shelves.
- 5,000 skulls have been placed inside the memorial stupa
- Bracelets commemorate those who died here
- One of several killing trees at the memorial park at
- Adventure travel tales website: “This is a picture of Wat Phnom Sampeau, built on a small mountain outside of Battambang. This mountain has the Buddhist temple, a cave, and is also a site where many people were killed during or after Cambodia's civil war.”
- Golden Buddha (at top of mountain?)
- Entrance to the killing caves where bodies were disposed of by the Khmer Rouge
- This is the cave in which lots of people were killed by the Khmer Rouge. The bones and skulls are collected and exhibited in a cage as a monument.
- Books now being written about dark tourism