Prison Buildings

The prison buildings at Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum are preserved classrooms that were converted into detention and interrogation spaces during the Khmer Rouge era. These structures remain largely unchanged to maintain historical accuracy and remembrance. Walking through the buildings, visitors can see original rooms, iron beds, holding cells, and corridors that reflect the conditions faced by prisoners. The preserved layout helps visitors understand how the site functioned during its operation. For travelers, the prison buildings provide a powerful and direct connection to the historical reality of Tuol Sleng.