Visitors can sign up for a half-day adventure with the elephants. After a brief introduction to the facilities and a history of elephant tourism in Thailand, guests have the chance to feed the sanctuary's animals — you'll watch in amazement as they down whole watermelons and pineapples by grasping them with their trunks.
Afterwards, follow the elephants on a leisurely stroll throughout their forest habitat. You'll see them splash in mud, interact one another, and swim. The visit is capped off with a home-cooked Thai lunch overlooking the elephants. Guides are on hand throughout the day to answer any questions and share additional info about the project.
Those interested in spending more time at the sanctuary can sign up to volunteer onsite.
