Why should you go there and how do you do it right?

Once known as a tiger sanctuary within a Buddhist temple, this Kanchanaburi attraction has changed dramatically in recent years. The tigers were removed by Thai wildlife authorities due to animal welfare concerns, and the site has since transformed into something quite different – ​​a casual feeding experience within a temple complex that still bears traces of its spiritual heritage.

Today, visitors encounter deer, cows, pigs, and many other animals in an environment that some describe as quiet and secluded, yet lively enough for a visit. Sacks of vegetables and animal feed can be purchased on-site for around 100 baht, making a visit an easy and close-up experience, especially for families with children. Visitors report that the animals are well-fed and in good condition, and the relaxed atmosphere allows for undisturbed interaction with them.