Elephant Nature Park

Elephant Nature Park has been in Chiang Mai for more than 20 years, and we also happened to meet Ms. Lek, founder of ENP, who has now had more than 71 elephants rescued, many of them from circus and tourist-watching Camp or labor elephants bought back in ENP. I am very touched to save so many animals in such a large area, I hope everyone who wants to know the life of Asian elephants can come to the ENP day trip.

Protection Park is a semi-wild shelter for masochistic or retired elephants. There are no saddle rides and shows, and you can get close to elephants by feeding and bathing.

When you come to Thailand, you must not miss the experience of riding an elephant. Although it is a bit stinky, the whole process is still full of fun! Sitting on the elephant waist and shaking around, taking us through the "mountain mountains" or a little stimulation, especially when crossing the river, I am so worried that it will fall!

Seeing wild elephants is better at living at ease than artificial captivity

Thai Elephant Nature Conservation Park is actually an elephant protection base, where elephants are not trained to perform and live freely. What we need to do here is to get a deeper understanding of elephant life and serve elephants, such as feeding, such as bathing elephants. Pretty good!

National Buddhist temple Chiang Mai in the patron on January 13, 2002, Her Royal Highness Princess Mahayanathiwat Krom Luang Narathiwat Ratchanakarin Visited the elephant in the patron Phang Phra The daughter and Phang Wanali Elephant as well as visiting the activities of the Thai Elephant Conservation Center Director of Forest Industry Organization Has reported the intention of upgrading the Thai Elephant Conservation Center as a national academy. with the purpose of expanding the scope of elephant service Thailand covers all aspects in alleviating the problems caused by elephants. to create a sustainable conservation guide along with preserving elephant culture traditions as a heritage to be able to be inherited to future generations

Getting used to the lights and traffic of Pattaya and Bangkok, the bus for 10 hours arrived at this paradise. It is quiet and clear. Locals do their job. Any foreigner has been used to treating it with normality. Tired of walking, rest for a moment, but want to settle down. Nature and freedom, where people go!