Angkor Centre for Conservation of Biodiversity

All the reviews are about the amazing stuff and how good they are doing themselves. Agreed, but for me, it’s also important to enjoy the good times as a tourist. The journey from Siem Reap is too long, the number of animals is relatively limited, there are not many animal varieties for the children, it is difficult to understand what the guide said, honestly, even though everyone commented that this is not a zoo, but as a "visitor" in the center, It doesn’t seem any different to me, except that you’re surrounded by forests.

The Angkor Biodiversity Conservation Center is an organization which mainly carries out animal protection and rescue and disseminates animal protection knowledge. It can be visited free of charge. Here you can see many rare protected animals in Southeast Asia, especially some endemic animals in Cambodia. You can also see how animal protection workers are working. There is a donation box at the entrance of the centre. Tourists are advised to make appropriate donations for animal protection.

We have a tour guide. He has excellent English and a super good tour guide. She is happy to answer all our questions and knows a lot about animals. It's very impressive to hear how people here work for all kinds of animals, and sadly to hear how some people think animals can be treated. If you like animals, please come here.

There is a guide in the morning and in the afternoon. Otherwise, it's not open to the public. It's a pure public service. It needs donation of 3-8 knives. There are unique animals in Cambodia, and there are monkeys without tails. It's a meaningful tour.

We have a tour guide. He has excellent English and a super good tour guide. She is happy to answer all our questions and knows a lot about animals. It's very impressive.