点评:We found this to be a great way to see tigers up close and personal. Yes, the larger tigers, for the most part, were sleeping. But tigers usually sleep in the hot afternoons (normally sleeping up to 20 hours in a single day) and are frequently the most active at dawn and dusk. I did not get the feeling these tigers were drugged. The staff told us that the government would have them shut down immediately if there was any sign of abuse to these magnificent creatures. They have been cared for since they were young and are used to people. We felt very safe when we entered the area. They had four staff watching and instructing us on proper safety techniques while approaching and spending time with the tigers. A fifth staff member was also there taking pictures just in case you want to buy one later. You are allowed to bring your own camera in as well. However, their picture was better than any of the twenty-some pictures we took, so we bought one theirs. Upon exiting Tiger Park, I zoomed in and snuck two pictures of a cheetah and his caretaker (off in a non-public area). You can't tell me the staff do not properly care for their animals. I think these pictures say it all. We also had no issues with wait times and things were well organized. Like any business, it can be busier at certain times.
翻译:我们发现这是近距离观察老虎的好方法。是的,体型较大的老虎大部分时间都在睡觉。但老虎通常在炎热的下午睡觉(通常一天最多睡 20 个小时),而且通常在黎明和黄昏时最活跃。我没有感觉到这些老虎被注射了药物。工作人员告诉我们,如果有任何虐待这些壮丽生物的迹象,政府会立即关闭它们。它们从小就受到照顾,已经习惯了人类。我们进入该地区时感到非常安全。他们有四名工作人员观察并指导我们接近和与老虎相处时正确的安全技术。第五名工作人员也在那里拍照,以防您稍后想买一张。您也可以带自己的相机进去。然而,他们的照片比我们拍的二十多张照片都好,所以我们买了一张。离开老虎园后,我放大镜头,偷偷拍了两张猎豹和它的看护人的照片(在非公共区域)。你不能说工作人员没有好好照顾他们的动物。我认为这些照片说明了一切。我们也没有遇到等待时间的问题,一切都井井有条。像任何生意一样,在某些时候可能会更忙。