Angkor Centre for Conservation of Biodiversity

Why go

The centre’s work covers rescued wildlife, rehabilitation and release, with education built into the visit. It is a conservation destination, not a temple or conventional zoo. A guided visit explains what happens after animals are rescued and how rehabilitation can lead to release. The educational element gives the encounter a wider conservation context.

What to look for

• Learn how rescued animals are cared for.
• Hear about rehabilitation and release work.
• See how conservation education is part of the centre’s mission.

Useful to know

• Arrange a guided visit through the centre before travelling.
• Plan it as a separate Phnom Kulen-area stop rather than a central Angkor visit.

Your next visit

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