An orangutan chews on some bamboo in Borneo, Malaysia, site of a rehabilitation centre for the great apes. It’s one of relatively few wildlife attractions that put animals first. Photo: Getty Images
Six wildlife sanctuaries where the animals come first, from a koala refuge in Australia to a school for orangutans in Borneo, Malaysia
- At many wildlife tourist attractions animals are abused. So why not visit one of the minority in Asia-Pacific that treat theirs humanely and look after them well?
- See elephants in Laos, gibbons in Phuket’s last rainforest, sun bears saved from bile farms in Vietnam and a variety of trafficked creatures rescued in Sulawesi
An orangutan chews on some bamboo in Borneo, Malaysia, site of a rehabilitation centre for the great apes. It’s one of relatively few wildlife attractions that put animals first. Photo: Getty Images
