Pattaya Elephant Village

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Monday-Sunday 8:30-19:00.

Recommended Sightseeing Time: 0.5-1 day

Address: 48/120, Moo 7, Tambol Nong Prue, Pattaya City, Chonburi

Official website: http://www.elephant-village-pattaya.com/

Phone: +66-38-249818 +66-38-734470 +66-38-249853

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lucky_1129
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Pattaya Elephant Village is a sanctuary for former working elephants. The Elephant Village features elephant performance, elephant bathing, training of elephants including a parade of re-enactment of elephant war. Elephant trekking is available through a small jungle in the village. The elephant show is performed at 2.30 pm. only. There are only 4 rounds of trekking a day at 08.30 am., 10.30 am., 12.30 pm., and 04.30 pm.Location: 48/120 Moo 7, Nongprue, Pattaya, Chonburi 20150?Contact: Tel: 038-249-818, 038-249-853; Fax: 038-249-657; Website: www.elephant-village-pattaya.comAdmission: 650 Baht for elephant show, 1,000 - 1,200 Baht for elephant trekking and 2,000 Baht for combination tourYou can book it from website directly.
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超级ctt
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我们自己开车到这里，每个人花了1000泰铢。如果再给钱，你就疯了。当你到那儿时，这个100泰铢，这个100泰铢。小费小费小费。绝望的舞蹈秀和大象一起散步。你骑着大象穿过一个肮脏的池塘，然后穿过一些肮脏的土地。我不认为大象得到了照顾，这些人不在乎。如果你去，你会很失望的。已经警告过你了。如果你决定去，请把你的真实意见告诉旅行顾问。
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芭提雅的大象村是一处专门训练饲养大象的地方。在这里你既可以体验骑大象的乐趣，也可以欣赏精彩的大象表演。这里的大象都是人类的朋友，真的非常的讨人喜爱。
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日月星辰Y
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这是一个大象的驯养公园，一般人都不会选择前往，里面主要都是旅行团，里面都是一下体验项目，而且价格还真的很贵，骑大象就是走一段很短的路程，颠簸得很，感觉爬山涉水的，一点都不舒服，还有固定的表演，画画，按摩等等，看着都很恐怖，公园里还可以尝试丛林飞跃，惊险程度不是很高，非常有趣。
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Charles667799
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骑过一次就可以了，多了也没什么意思……
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Pattaya Elephant Village is a not-for-profit elephant sanctuary located in Pattaya in the Thai Province of Chonburi. It was originally used to train elephants to perform labor, but has now become a famous tourist destination. The elephant village was established in 1973 to provide a safe place for former working elephants that have been injured or fallen ill. Visiting the elephant village is not only a near-spiritual experience, but an act of charity, as visitors’ entrance fees go towards providing for the elephants both now and in the future.