Each elephant eats an amount equal to 10% of its weight daily. Their main food varies based on the local area. In the southern part of Thailand, they particularly enjoy pineapple leaves. Elephants spend 16-18 hours happily munching on their food each day. As a treat, we also provide sugarcane and bananas as snacks throughout the day.
In Thai tradition and culture, when we have a new family member, we put on a small holy thread around one’s wrist or neck for a welcoming ceremony, depending on the area and village. Similar to elephants, we use this ceremony for luck and auspicious fortune.
In the wild, elephants typically live to be 60-70 years old due to limited space and food, leading to conflicts among herds. However, under the caring hands of mahouts, domestic elephants can live up to 100 years. These caretakers play a crucial role in an elephant’s life, much like a cherished family member.
Even with Elephant numbers decreasing in recent years, conservation around Thailand efforts are more successful than ever.
Unfortunately, we are not yet open for volunteer programs. However, we offer a small option for your visit through our Feed Me Up program.
We are conveniently situated just 10 minutes away from the Ao Nang beach. For advance bookings, we also offer pick-up services in the Ao Nang area.
Yes, you can. We offer options for you to choose from for your visit. However, if you’re interested in our larger programs, we recommend checking the availability in advance to ensure you arrive at the perfect time to start the tour. Please note that each session has a limited capacity, so it’s possible that walk-ins may find sessions fully booked.
Yes, you can pay by cash or credit card here. However, for credit card payments, there will be an additional service fee of 3% of the total amount.
