PINNAWALA ELEPHANT ORPHANAGE
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2024
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2024
The elephant orphanage is one of the tourist attractions in the area. This institution houses about 70 elephants of different ages. Apart from those born in captivity, most of them are crippled or orphaned. The youngest elephants are bottle-fed several times a day. However, many voices are raised against the poor treatment of the pachyderms. In addition, the entrance fee is exorbitant, better to visit a national park.
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Members' reviews on PINNAWALA ELEPHANT ORPHANAGE
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Visited in february 2015
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Bien avec les enfants. Prix élevé, car les touristes paient une partie de l'entretien. A beaucoup évolué en 15 ans. N'hésitez pas à prendre une boisson à l'hôtel pour profiter du bain des éléphants.
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It is not worth the high cost of entrance at all; for this sum, you can enter a national park and be able to make super and see full of animals in freedom.
This place is a tourist trap that lost all its raison d'être.
This place is a tourist trap that lost all its raison d'être.
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Nous avons été un peu déçus par cette visite, l'orphelinat ressemble à un zoo, où les touristes sortent les billets pour donner à boire aux deux éléphanteaux présents...Le bain reste le plus beau moment de cette visite.
Ne pas manquer la sortie des éléphants qui rejoignent le parc de l'autre côté de la route.