Pol Pot of Phnom Sampeau (khmer rouge) in CAMBODIA

The slaughtering hollows of Phnom Sampeau are a Khmer Rouge execution site on Phnom Sampeau, a slope 7 mi (11 km) southwest of Battambang in western Cambodia. The Khmer Rouge killed their casualties over the give in at the edge of a sunlight shaft or roof gap and afterward tossed the dead body into the surrender. Men and ladies were put in independent buckles and garments in another. There are various hollows at Phnom (Sampeau Hill) that have customarily filled in as Buddhist sanctuaries. Today there is an expansive glass dedication in the buckle alongside the skulls and bones and a brilliant leaning back Buddha, that can be come to by means of a staircase. A commemoration, gathered from typhoon fencing and chicken wire contains human bones at the base of the stairway.

Geography

The executing caverns are situated on the Mountain of Phnom Sampeau, about mid-far up the mountain along a 250 m (820 ft) well-made redirection street. The mountain is of karstic limestone and has a gathering of sanctuaries situated on it. The approach is 12 km (7.5 mi) toward the west of Battambang city making a course for Pailin. The mountain is additionally home for a gathering of macaques, which eat bananas left by pioneers before the holy places. There is a characteristic curve made of stalactites from where there are picturesque perspectives of the profound gully, and the valley additionally has vegetation of vines and possessed by bats 

Features

The holes, which are drawn nearer through a progression of steps flanked by green vegetation, have a brilliant, leaning back Buddha picture. Skulls and bones are kept in a glass-secured lodge by the Buddha statue. These were the general population who were butchered by the Khmer Rouge Regime; the groups of the individuals who were butchered were tossed through a characteristic chute from over, a bay window opening. Leftovers of war gunnery (of the administration powers) are seen there, situated towards Phnom Krapau (Crocodile Mountain), which was the vital area of the Khmer Rouge amid the war. At the base point from where the means prompt the give in, there is an old dedication, a chicken-wire walled in area which likewise houses skulls and bones of those murdered by the Khmer Rouge. Another element seen is an inadequate Buddha cutting, a 30-foot (9.1 m) picture, cut incompletely into the stone face of the slope, with just the leader of the Buddha uncovered. Absence of assets was the purpose behind its inadequacy.