The Cambodian government has has released full scale tourism plans for a small village, Anlong Veng, some 70 miles away from Angkor Watt, Cambodia’s most visited tourist attraction. Anlong Veng, however is infamous as being Pol Pot’s last refuge. Plans include opening a museum with video show, refurbishing houses belonging to Pol Pot and a villa belonging to T Mok, once home to the one legged commander nicknamed the Butcher who took over from Pol Pot. There are plans to train some of the former Khmer Rouge as guides. The Ministry of Tourism says that the project will be done in the “best possible taste.” Relatives of the victims have criticised the plans because Anlong Veng has religious significance because of the tremendous suffering and tourism would cheapen the memory.