Since the Tiger Temple opening Wat Pa Luangta Bua gained a reputation as a wildlife sanctuary. It started with an injured wild fowl given to the monk by the villagers, then peacocks came attracted by the calls of by then rather large colony of wild fowl. An injured wild boar stumbled in to the monastery and the monks cared for him until he could be released back into the forest. The next day he came back followed by his family group of about 10 animals. By now a countless number of boar find shelter in the monastery. Villagers also started to bring in unwanted pets: four species of deer moved in, followed by buffalo, cow, horses, wild goat and gibbons. All these animals are roaming the grounds of the monastery freely.
The first tiger cub arrived to the monastery in February 1999. It was a female cub of Indochinese subspecies (Tigris corbetti) and her condition was very poor. When she was only a few months old her mother was killed by poachers near the Thai-Burma border.

• Tiger Temple
• Elephant Riding + Tiger Temple
• Nakhon Prathom + Tiger Temple
• Floating Market + Tiger Temple

• Floating Market + Bridge over The River Kwai + Tiger Temple
• Elephant Riding + Bamboo Rafting + Tiger Temple
• Floating Market + Elephant Ride + Tiger Temple
• Bridge over The River Kwai + Tiger Temple

• English spreaking guide
• Air conditioned vehicle
• Admission fee for the program

• Personal expenses : tips for service,insurance,drinking water,etc
• Other services are not mentioned in the program
• Lunch

• Free of charge for child under 2 years old
• Child over 12 years old is charged for adult rate

• Please do not wear short dress and hot color dress : red, orange and pink.. to visit the tiger temple.