Phnom Tamoa Wildlife Rescue Center, Buddha Kiri Cambodia dagstur
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Gå væk fra byen og fordyb dig i Cambodjas åndelige arv og bestræbelser på at bevare dyrelivet på denne private helgedagstur. Udforsk hellige steder, frodig landskab og et berømt redningscenter for vilde dyr, alt sammen inden for rækkevidde af Phnom Penh. ✅ Buddha Kiri Cambodia (Wat Putt Kiri): Besøg landets største buddhistiske center, hjemsted for over 20.000 Buddha-statuer. Et fredeligt og beundrende sted rigt på åndelig betydning. Hoteller i nærheden af Phnom Tamao Wildlife Rescue Center Støt bevarelse af dyreliv og komme tæt på reddede elefanter, tigre, bjørne og andre indfødte arter, der bliver plejet i dette beskyttede miljø. ✅ Ta Prohm på Tonle Bati: Udforsk et mindre kendt tempel fra Angkor-tiden, der er smukt bevaret og beliggende i en rolig omgivelse. ✅ Kulturel og miljømæssig indsigt – Få indgående kendskab til Cambodjas religiøse traditioner, historie og beskyttelse af dyreliv fra din engelsktalende guide.
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Deres passion, viden og dedikation til både dyrene og deltagerne sørgede for en uforglemmelig dag. Jeg forlod turen med en følelse af oplyst om organisationens mission og inspireret til at støtte deres vitale indsats for bevarelse af vilde dyr. Hvis du leder efter en lærerig og hjertevarm dyrelivsoplevelse, anbefaler jeg helhjertet denne tur
I virkeligheden er der allerede over 20.000 Buddha-statuer – ud af de planlagte 84.000! Alene 2.000 guldbelagte Buddhaer står langs de 199 trin til den 10 meter lange statue, der tårner sig op over den nedenstående i Puth Kiri Pagoda, mens tusindvis af andre Buddhaer mediterer.
Ta Prohm-templet ved Tonle Bati var på samme tid et fristed for hinduistiske guder. Stedet havde været et hinduistisk tilbedelsessted allerede siden det sjette århundrede, i den præ-Angkoriske Phnom-Da-periode, tilhørende det maritime "imperium" kaldet Funan.
Tonle Bati er en lille sø omkring 30 km syd for Phnom Penh, Cambodjas hovedstad. Det er et populært weekendmål for lokalbefolkningen. Det er også et populært fiskested for både turister og folk, der bor lokalt.
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The guide Mr Tokk was very knowledgeable & shared alot of information about the culture of cambodia & buddism. His experiences shared was valuable & insighful. Even at the wildlife sanctuary he explained about the animals. We recommend his expertise to all tourists. The driver was also patient and waited for us at each location. Photo of the tour guide in action
We had a very nice day today with Leanni exploring the Cambodian countryside and going to the temple at Tonle Bati, the Phnom Tamoa Wildlife Rescue Centre to see some of the endangered wildlife of Cambodia and ending with the Buddha Kiri and climbing the 100 or steps to see over the 48,000 golden Buddha statues. There is a fair amount of driving, thankfully, in an air-conditioned van, with ample time at each stop. We chose not to stop for lunch so we were back by 3 PM but we did stop a few times for restroom breaks and opportunities to buy cold beers and snacks. The driver was very experienced in manoeuvring through the traffic and Leanni is very knowledgable I was able to answer all our questions. My suggestion if you go is that you wear shoes with socks as you have to take your shoes off to climb the steps and the concrete is very hot. Even with socks we had to keep moving.
Good experience off the beaten track and original Sights not frequented by tourists but no less interesting Overview of the Cambodian countryside Stop to enjoy a traditional lunch according to our request Guide listening ahead of our needs Careful driver Excursion to recommend for those who love nature and spirituality
This was a perfect one day tour, a great introduction to Cambodia! Our guide, Tokk, was fabulous. He had a wealth of knowledge of Khmer culture and history, animal conservation, architecture, Buddhism, and almost anything else we asked. Phnom Tamoa Wildlife Rescue Center was incredible. We fed Lao elephants, saw other endangered animals and learned about conservation efforts. It’s a beautiful facility and the animals are well cared for. The gibbons are hilarious with their calls back and forth, so enthusiastic that even the jackals answered! Lunch was at a real local roadside restaurant. There was grilled fish, grilled corn, grilled frog, and fresh coconut water. Then Putkiri Pagoda with 84,000 Buddhas was a visual feast. We climbed the 100 steps then fed koi and catfish. The finale were the ruins from the 12th century. Ta Prohm Tonie Bati Temple is protected by the monks who live there. You look at these sandstone carvings knowing they are 900 year old depictions of a royal family, Buddha, disciples, and Hindu images. It’s really a taste of what’s to come at Ankor Wat.
I had an absolutely wonderful time on this trip! The wildlife center was truly amazing—such a unique and memorable experience. The temples we visited were breathtaking, each one more beautiful and fascinating than the last. The history and architecture left a lasting impression. A special shout-out to my guide, Tokk. He was incredibly friendly, knowledgeable, and always ready to help. His passion and expertise made the trip even more special. I can’t recommend him highly enough!
Fantastic day out and our guide was very informative on all subjects. Great views of the mountains and the animals at the wildlife centre were great to see, particularly the baby elephants.
We had an awesome day out with our driver and our guide. They couldn't do enough for us and were extremely knowledgeable on the different sites we visited. Plus we got to feed elephants which was an amazing experience. 84,000 gold Buddha's is definitely a once in a lifetime experience.
