Full Day Elephant Observation

Price

2500 THB per person
Children 4-12 years: 1800 THB

Pick-Up / Drop Off

07:40-08:00 AM – 17:00 PM

Duration

8-9 hours in the sanctuary
Small groups (max 12 people)

Itinerary

07:40 – 08:00 – Pick-Up from Chiang Mai

Start your day with a scenic 1.5-hour drive through rice fields, mountain rivers, and rural villages as we bring you from your hotel to the sanctuary.

10:00 – 12:30 – Welcome & Morning Activities

Receive a warm welcome and change into traditional Karen clothing
Brief introduction about elephant behavior and ethical tourism
Help prepare food and snacks for the elephants
Observe elephants while they roam, forage, and socialize naturally
Practice respectful distance — no touching or feeding

12:30 – 13:00 – Lunch Break

Enjoy a local Thai lunch in a peaceful jungle setting.

13:00 – 15:30 – Deeper Connection

Learn how to make herbal supplement balls for the elephants
Hill Tribe Village ( Visit a Community School )
Bamboo rafting

16:00 – 18:00 – Return to Chiang Mai

Say goodbye to the elephants and head back to the city, arriving at your hotel around 5 PM.

What to Bring

To make your visit as comfortable as possible, we recommend packing:

Extra set of clothes
Comfortable sandals or walking shoes
Insect repellent
Sunblock or hat
Any personal allergy medication

Important Notes

Complimentary round-trip transfer is available from any hotel within 5 km of Chiang Mai Old City
If you’re staying outside this zone, a small additional fee may apply
All transfers are done in air-conditioned 12-seat vans for your comfort

What's Included

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Reserve your seat in advance so we can start preparing your adventure.

Price

Adult: 2,500 THB

Children 4-12 y.o: 1,800 THB

Infants visit for free

This price already includes everything.

Giving back:

20% of every booking goes directly to support the local community — including food for the elephants, fair wages for mahouts, and village development projects.

“No touching. No riding. Just watching elephants be free. This is how it should be.”

“I honestly teared up. These elephants are finally safe — and you can feel it.”

“My kids learned more in 3 hours here than in a year of documentaries.”

“You walk beside them. Quietly. Respectfully. And it changes you.”

“The elephants aren’t performing — they’re just living. And that’s the real magic.”