Flying Foxes
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Flying Foxes est une colonie de chauves-souris géantes établie en plein cœur de Siem Reap. Ces créatures de la taille de petits chats, avec leurs impressionnantes envergures alaires, habitent le site de manière permanente malgré l'environnement urbain bruyant qui les entoure. La colonie reste active tout au long de la journée, mais atteint son pic d'activité aux heures de l'aube et du coucher de soleil. L'accès au site est gratuit, et les visiteurs peuvent s'y présenter à tout moment puisque l'espace est ouvert sans interruption.
Les visiteurs soulignent régulièrement que l'expérience constitue un moment remarquable et inattendu au cœur d'une ville touristique. Plusieurs mentionnent avoir visité plusieurs fois durant leur séjour pour observer les chauves-souris à différentes heures. Le spectacle du lever du soleil attire particulièrement les voyageurs, combinant l'activité croissante des animaux avec l'atmosphère matinale calme des alentours. Certains visiteurs notent que la photographie des animaux en vol s'avère difficile du fait de leurs mouvements imprévisibles et rapides, bien que la vidéo permette de mieux capturer leur comportement. Le site partage l'espace avec des temples et des zones de loisirs environnantes ; quelques avis évoquent le climat sonore du quartier, bien que cela ne semble pas déranger les chauves-souris.
Le moment idéal pour la visite reste le lever du soleil, quand la température est plus agréable et les rues animées par les habitants en exercice matinal. Il est judicieux de prévoir un parapluie lors de la saison des pluies. Le site convient particulièrement aux amateurs de faune sauvage cherchant une observation naturelle surprenante, ainsi qu'à ceux qui souhaitent une activité gratuite et facilement accessible depuis le centre-ville.
Noté 4.7 sur 5 par 111 voyageurs sur Google
★★★★★
Amazing! You should definitly go and see them. We went a couple of times, during the day and at night. Both is amazing. The colony is in the middle of the town, but they dont seem bothered by noise or even music. A must see in Siem Reap.
★★★★★
I was enraptured. The Flying Foxes are the size of small cats with impressive wings. They are most active at sunrise and sunset, but they are interesting throughout the day. I was struck by the people playing badminton in the park oblivious to the bats and the bats apparently equally nonplussed by all the human activity. Super awesome free experience and especially at sunrise when the temperature is cool and the streets are alive with people doing their morning exercises. I visited 3 times so far on my stay.
★★★★★
It was amazing. They don't all fly off in a massive group but to see these amazing giant animals is worth it, grab a couple beers and sit in awe
★★★★☆
Review is for the area and not specific flying foxes. we came here for a leisurely stroll and then walk to river front. but stuck in heavy rain which did not lessen even after 30min. finally booked a grab tuktuk and reached the hotel slightly wet.
fun fact: tuktuk and remork-auto are 2 different common modes of transportation in SiemReap. Picture taken of tuktuk (3 wheel) from remork-auto (remork is the cart where 4 people can sit and pulled by motor bike, hence the name)
★★★★★
MUST see for fans of viewing wildlife in its (natural habitat?) i mean what a strange place to find a bat colony. In case you are unaware, there is a temple which the vendors are there for, and drumming can be heard almost constantly. the whole area seems to be a very loud concert venue, And the parking lot across the street has loud live plays, and it doesn't bother the bats at all (as far as we know). They keep coming back, night after night, year after year. it's very difficult to get photos of them flying because they fly so erratically, so video is called for. you are able to take still shots of them roosting, with no problem. In case you are wondering, the bats don't necessarily fly off together in a big group, they just seem to randomly fly off, some during the day and some at nightfall, not necessarily in a big show.
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Krong Siem Reap, Cambodia
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