Wednesday, September 24, 2008

Tiger Temple:Kanchanaburi


Pha Luang Ta Bua Temple soon began to gain a reputation as a tiger sanctuary and it wasn't long before villagers presented the abbot with two more cubs. Soon after, the monks discovered that some saw the temple's sanctuary as a business opportunity. One morning Muslim hunters arrived with three cubs. They told Acharn Phoosit they were planning to sell the animals in Bangkok and wanted the temple to look after them for a month while they set up the deal. “I refused,” the abbot says sternly. “I said, ‘If you want us to look after them you must give them to us freely.'” The tigers are not the only animals to find sanctuary at the Tiger Temple. Wild pigs, deer, and the rare serow (antelope) wander down from the hills every evening to feed with the cows, goats, chickens, rabbits and other domesticated animals, wild pigs come down from the forest to feed.

One Day Tour:: Bangkok to Tiger Temple... Opens at 1.00 pm and closes 5.00pm
0800-0900 Leave Bangkok for Kanchanaburi and visit to Bridge over the river kwai and cemetery of allied prisoners of war.12.00 Lunch: 1330-1700 Visit Tiger Temple in the dimension of Tiger Island Project and then touch the nature of tigers and other kind of wild animals such as deer, wild fowl, wild boar.1830-2030 Leave Kanchanaburi Province for Bangkok.
PRICE Includes: Vehicle is a Modern High Top Van with A/C Television Surround sound Gate fee paid / Van, Driver, Guide and lunch.Payment is on pick up from your Hotel.

Article Source:http://www.tigertemplethailand.com

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