Ba Chuc Massacre Memorial (Bone Pagoda)
Nhà mồ Ba Chúc
A memorial ossuary commemorating the 1978 Khmer Rouge massacre at Ba Chuc, displaying more than a thousand victims' skulls.
In April 1978, Khmer Rouge troops crossed the border and attacked Ba Chuc village, killing more than 3,000 civilians. The memorial is a hexagonal glass bone pagoda holding about 1,100 victims' remains, arranged by age and sex. The adjoining exhibition hall displays photographs and documents of the massacre. The atmosphere is sombre, so please be respectful. Admission is free. It is about 35 kilometers from Chau Doc and can be combined with Cam Mountain or Ta Pa Lake.
Opening hours
Approx. 07:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Cam Mountain (Thien Cam Son)
- Ta Pa Lake & Rice Fields
- Tuc Dup Hill
- Tra Su Cajuput Forest
- Cave Pagoda (Phuoc Dien Pagoda)
- Sam Mountain (Nui Sam)
- Tomb of Thoai Ngoc Hau
- Tay An Pagoda