Gibbon Rehabilitation Project Review

Wonderful place Visited with my partner April 2019. Although it"s a small place the work they do is incredible. They staff are really informative and friendly. It was heartbreaking reading the stories of the gibbons that cannot be released, but thankful they have people like this to take care of them. Tam was a lovely little gibbon who had previously had an arm and leg chopped off but was incredible to see how well she copes and how agile and active she still is. After we visited we took a short walk into the forest which was great as we could hear all the released gibbons singing in the trees. There is no fee to enter the gibbon project only to visit the national park, please support them by buying a souvenir as all the money goes back into the gibbons.

The Gibbon Rehabilitation Center is a small underfunded project that does not receive any money from the government and is run by enthusiastic and knowledgeable volunteers from all over the world. It's sad to learn how small animals are abused. Many poor small animals can donate money to help the center.

A great place that deserves every recognition and help for their efforts to help with the conservation of these beautiful gibbons.

Beautiful beach, shady, lots of people, good weather, delicious food.

The Gibbon Rehabilitation Center is a hospital for monkeys. It's done very well. It's dedicated to rescuing the injured wild monkeys, which Thailand has done very well.