Ethical Elephant Sanctuary Projects
Ethical Elephant Tours
Supported by Asian Elephant Projects
Single Day Trips - Chiang Mai
SADDLE OFF PROJECTS
SUNSHINE FOR ELEPHANTS
Guests to this ethical elephant sanctuary project in Chiang Mai will experience a close encounter with rescued elephants as part of a small group in beautiful natural surroundings. Feed the elephants, and walk with them through the jungle as they stop to forage along the way. Help to reforest their natural habitat by tying protective Buddhist sashes around the trunks of trees.
KAREN ELEPHANT SERENITY
Set among the hills of Northern Thailand, this ethical elephant project is home to a small family of elephants, now living a more natural life. At this Karen Elephant Serenity guests have the opportunity to feed the elephants fruit, walk with them in the forest, watch them playing in the mud and stream and observe the remarkable interactions of a beautiful elephant family.
MAJESTIC ELEPHANT PROJECT
Arriving at this ethical elephant project, located in a scenic valley near Chiang Mai, meet the elephants and get to know them a little while feeding them. Join the elephants on a hike through jungle hill trails, handing them fruit along the way, and after lunch, bathe the elephants in the river. The day ends with a thrilling whitewater rafting adventure down the Mae Taeng River.
ELEPHANT DELIGHT
This ethical elephant project offers visitors the chance to experience being with elephants in beautiful natural surroundings in a small group, accompanied by an experienced tour guide. Prepare food and feed the elephants and then join them on a scenic walk through the forest. Later walk to the river to bathe the elephants, and then enjoy bamboo rafting or tubing.
ELEPHANT PRIDE
Spend a magical day by the beautiful Mae Taeng River in Northern Thailand with elephants now retired from riding. As part of a small group, get to know the elephants while feeding them, and join them on a walk through the forest and tall grass along the bank of the river. In the afternoon visitors can bathe the elephants, and then do whitewater rafting down the river.
KAREN ELEPHANT HOME - REOPEN 2 OCT
This elephant sanctuary offers the special experience of visiting a century old Karen settlement and spending the day with two magnificent, gentle elephant brothers. By visiting this project you will gain insights into the nature of this remarkable species while feeding them, walking with them in nature, watching them play in the mud and bathe in the river.
Special Single Day Ethical Elephant Sanctuary Trips
ELEPHANT HIGHLANDS
Set high in the lush mountains near Baan Lao, this elephant sanctuary boasts some of the most stunning scenery in Northern Thailand. Walk with rescued elephants along mountain paths, feed the elephants, and watch them swim and play happily in the mud pit, making for an unforgettable day. This project also offers sanctuary to cows, dogs, wild boar and other rescued animals.
CARE FOR ELEPHANTS
Spend the day with three elephants retired from a hard life of logging and elephant riding. At this elephant sanctuary, an emphasis is placed on providing visitors with insights into the nature of elephants, how to properly care for them, and interact with them respectfully. The program includes a visit to Elephant Nature Park at the end of the day.
KAREN MOUNTAIN HIDEAWAY
2 DAYS / 1 NIGHT TRIP
Volunteer with Elephants
One Week - Northern Thailand & Cambodia
JOURNEY TO FREEDOM
Become an elephant sanctuary volunteer and spend an unforgettable week in the jungle with a small group of volunteers caring for the elephants and learning about the Karen people who have a generations-old tradition of working with elephants. You will have the opportunity to positively impact the lives of the elephants and people in the local community.
CAMBODIA WILDLIFE SANCTUARY
Join our eco-volunteer program to help care for rescued elephants and other animals. Prepare and cut food for them and experience walking with the elephants as they wander the jungle during the day, observing them foraging on native plants. Volunteers play a vital role in helping to protect and regenerate the forest so that native species can thrive in this beautiful wildlife reserve.
