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Chua Doi 是一座高棉佛塔,因寺庙庭院内栖息着大量果蝠而闻名——以下是您在参观前需要了解的所有信息。

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Chua Doi(字面意思是“蝙蝠寺”)是一座高棉南传佛教寺庙,成千上万只果蝠倒挂在寺庙庭院的树上。该寺庙的官方名称是 Mahatup,拥有约 400 年的历史,是 Mekong Delta (메콩 델타 / 湄公河三角洲 / メコンデルタ) 最古老的高棉宗教遗址之一。在其历史的大部分时间里,它都位于 Soc Trang 省内,但随着行政区划合并,该地区被并入大 Can Tho 地区,严格来说,它现在属于 Can Tho 扩建后的边界内。
寺庙本身是经典的湄公河三角洲高棉建筑:陡峭的多层屋顶上雕刻着那伽(naga)蛇神,昏暗的祈祷大厅内供奉着镀金佛像,还有描绘《本生经》(Jataka tales)的精美壁画。但老实说——大多数游客都是为蝙蝠而来的。这里的蝙蝠群多达数万只,这些大型狐蝠的翼展接近一米,像奇怪的黑色果实一样挂在古老的“dau”树的每一根树枝上。
有三个原因让 Chua Doi 成为 Mekong Delta 行程中的必去之地:
蝙蝠群。 中午时分站在挂满数千只沉睡果蝠的树下,然后在黄昏时分看着它们苏醒并腾空而起,这种体验是无与伦比的。这是一种不加修饰的超现实感——没有围栏,蝙蝠区也不收门票,只有选择在这里栖息的动物。
三角洲的高棉文化。 Mekong Delta 拥有大量高棉人口,他们的寺庙在外观和氛围上与你在 Saigon 或 Hanoi 看到的越南大乘佛教寺庙截然不同。这里有身披藏红花色袈裟的僧侣、墙上的巴利文以及更加宁静的氛围。
免费且低调。 免门票。大多数时候没有旅游大巴带来的人潮。你可以花半天时间探索周边地区,然后再返回 Can Tho (껀터 / 芹苴 / カントー) 市中心。
蝙蝠全年都在此栖息,因此选择游览时间更多是为了舒适度,而不是为了能看到野生动物。
Chua Doi 位于 Can Tho 市中心(Ninh Kieu 区)东南约 30 km 处——骑摩托车或开车大约需要 45 分钟,具体取决于交通状况。

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主庭院里有几棵巨大的古树,是蝙蝠栖息的地方。慢慢走,抬头看。带上长焦镜头或双筒望远镜——蝙蝠悬挂在头顶 5–10 米处。请勿使用闪光灯。
进入前请脱鞋。大厅内部有贴金佛像、华丽的柱子和天花板壁画,值得花几分钟静静欣赏。僧侣们通常很友好,但并不想被打扰交谈。
主殿后面有一个小型的藏骨堂——这是高棉人保存社区成员骨灰的传统。这里庄严肃穆;内部禁止拍照。
寺庙庭院内有一个荷花池和一个带有神话人物雕塑的花园。绕整个大院走一圈大约需要 20 分钟。
Chua Doi 的周边是乡村地带——不要指望能找到餐饮街。你最好的选择是:
Chua Doi 本身没有住宿。建议住在 Can Tho 市中心:

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Chua Doi 并不震撼,也不是 Instagram 上的网红打卡地——它是一个安静、略显奇特的地方,宗教与野生动物在这里和谐共存,没有人对此大惊小怪。这正是它值得你从 Can Tho 骑车前往的原因。