Welcome to join the "New Home for Tigers" Project for their freedom & return to the forest ......
Sunday 5 July 2009 ; 8.00 am Robe Offering Ceremony at Tiger Temple to buy additional land for widelife
The Best of Asia 2006 Best for the SOUL BEST LESSON IN PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE: “THE TIGER TEMPLE” TIME, MAY 22, 2006, Vol.167, No.20
"Why can't we live together...afterall we all have the same blood .. and it's red." said by the Abbot-Pra Acharn Phusit (Chan).. on the documentary filmed at Tiger Temple, in Dec.2003
"Research Funds" given by Wat Pa Luangta Maha Bua Yannasampanno Foundation (Tiger Temple) in the project regarding tigers or wild animals living in this monastery
Wat Pa Luangta Maha Bua Yannasampanno Foundation (Tiger Temple) requires… "Joint-Sponsor for research fund" in the project regarding tigers or wild animals living in this monastery
Invitation to join "Reforesting at Tiger Temple" during the rainy season for year 2005
Donation Fund for Wildlife at Tiger Temple
The "New Home for Tigers" Project
with the compassionate consideration of The Abbot- Pra Acharn Phusit (Chan), the "New Home for Tigers" is being constructed on 30-rai (12 Acres) of forested land at Wat Pa Luangta Bua Yanasampanno Forest Monastery, in Saiyok District of Kanchanaburi Province.
Tigers living in this Forest Monastery will be able to roam freely in their new home. Furthermore, the new enclosure will be used for training the cubs, so that they learn to suvive in the jungle.. their real home!
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13 July 2007 : Venerable Luangta visited tigers & Tiger Project.
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Venerable Luangta’s sermon regarding his 2 books 1.The Biography of Venerable Acariya Mun 2.The Mode of Practice of Venerable Acharn Mun “Luangta” talked about the English monk who translated his books into English
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Luangta’s sermon regarding his 2 books