Visit elephant sanctuaries near Chaing Mai Thailand to spend a day with rescued elephants living a more natural life. Many ethical elephant projects available.
ETHICAL ELEPHANT KAREN TRIBE The Local Hill Tribe Elephant Sanctuary Chiang Mai - Thailand Why to choose us? We are the part of the Karen Tribal group who have historically lived with elephants in the hills of Chaingmai, Thailand. At our Sanctuary we are committed to a single goal; we...
There are numerous ways to see elephants in Thailand and not all of them have the animals’ best interests at heart, but the Nature Park in Chiang Mai is the most ethical place to interact with elephants. Responsible elephant tourism in Thailand at the Elephant Nature Park in Chiang Mai Spen...
Elephant camps are all the rage around Chiang Mai, but a trip to the Friends of the Asian Elephant Foundation makes for an especially meaningful experience: founded in 1993, the charity proudly runs the world’s first elephant hospital and has treated over 4000 cases over the years. Ethics ar...
An ethical elephant experiences in Chiang Mai, Thailand. The elephant sanctuary where you will cook healthy treats, walking with elephants through the jungle, feeding and bathing.
with indigenous hill tribe religious celebrations with welcoming overnight family homestays in Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai Communities. Experienceadventure trekkingwith a traditional journey by bamboo raft along scenic river routes, forest elephant trails with additional seasonal exciting white-water rafting....
Elephant Jungle Paradise Park Chiang Mai฿ 2400thb/pers. half-day Phang Nga Elephant Park Phuket฿ 4000฿ 3900thb/pers. half-day Aonang Elephant Sanctuary krabi฿ 2500thb/pers. full-day Elephants World Kanchanaburi฿ 2500thb/pers. ...
In the car on the way to see the middle-aged elephant, Khun Eak tells me about the gentle giant his family rescued. He tells me about the damage to Somboon’s back and the way the elephant struggles with the sight in one of his eyes. He also tells me that he is happy I’m comi...
Say no to tiger temples and elephant rides, and yes to the experiences in this ethical guide to animal tourism.
Elephants are only ridden at Chitwan as a way to try and see Indian rhinos and Bengal tigers – both species are highly endangered and reside in Chitwan’s buffer zone. Still, I was a little concerned that so many people were being asked to board a single elephant: groups of four, five...