Conflict/military regions & memorials

aok_NW

A4 #pttravel I’ve been to several. Cu Chi Tunnel in Vietnam stands out. You can actually buy ammunition & shoot a rifle on the shooting ground, but they sold it in a way that was hard to figure out, so we didn’t do it. It would have been fun to say I shot a military rifle there

NomadKeith

A4 #PTTravel The Toul Sleng Genocide Museum in Phnom Penh. I couldn't finish the tour; just went and sat in silence for a while. And, I only took one photo; it seemed disrespectful to take more

MaaikevanKuijk

replying to @kate_frankie @kate_frankie #pttravel A4: Most recently Bastogne War Museum (Belgium). All about the Battle of the Bulge. Incredibly impressive with an interactive storyline-style exhibition

BPackersGuide

A4 There also is a good war museum in Kiev with many exhibit from Nazis. As a German it felt a bit strange when other visitors realized that I could read German documents and engravings #pttravel

aok_NW

A4 #pttravel I tried to post these earlier, but was having computer problems. This was Arlington Cemetery's changing of the guard at the tomb of the unknown. Rediscovered pics from 2000.

vickyinglis13

replying to @vickyinglis13 @kate_frankie A few years ago I saw the Gallipoli exhibition by Weta Workshop at Te Papa in Wellington, New Zealand. It was incredible and so affecting to see the stories rendered tangible in that way #PTTravel