Thailand is home to several rescue and rehabilitation centers where abused, injured, or orphaned elephants are cared for and rehabilitated. These centers provide medical treatment, food, and shelter for elephants in need and often work to reintroduce them into protected areas or provide sanctuary for those unable to return to the wild. Educational programs, public campaigns, and eco-tourism initiatives aim to promote responsible tourism practices and foster appreciation for elephants and their natural habitat. Protection of these iconic animals and ensure their survival for future generations is on-going.

The day-tour includes preparing the elephant’s feast, feeding the elephants, an elephant jungle hike, and an elephant river hike--and our favorite is swimming and bathing the elephants. These tours will be as natural as the elephant in the jungle. We will hike and forage with them in the jungle. Your Mahout guide speaks English and will explain and educate you about the conservation efforts and how the elephants are taken cared of. So, make sure you wear your sunblock and comfortable sandals (or sneakers) as we join these beautiful creatures in their natural habitat!

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