Chiang Mai Elephant Jungle Sanctuary Feed experience
Everyday : 08.30 - 17.00 Hrs
English
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Overview
The Elephant Jungle Sanctuary Chiang Mai offers a responsible and enriching experience centered on elephant welfare and conservation. Visitors are welcomed into a natural environment where rescued elephants live freely and peacefully. The experience allows guests to observe the elephants’ daily routines and understand their unique behaviors. Knowledgeable guides share insights about elephant care, rescue efforts, and ethical tourism practices. Guests have the opportunity to interact respectfully by feeding and walking alongside the elephants. The sanctuary emphasizes safety and comfort for both visitors and animals throughout the visit. Every activity is designed to promote awareness and compassion toward wildlife. The surroundings provide a calm and scenic setting for meaningful engagement. This experience creates a strong connection between guests and nature. The visit concludes with lasting memories and a deeper appreciation for elephant conservation.
- Fluent English/Thai speaking guides
- Insurance
- Food for the elephants
- Snacks, tea, coffee, drinking water
Note: Please check Option wise inclusions for every option before booking
- Carry a valid photo ID or passport, as it may be required for entry.
- Booking confirmation is valid only for the selected date and time.
- Pickup is available from centrally located hotels in Chiang Mai only.
- Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
- Present your voucher when asked during the visit.
- Eating, drinking and smoking are not permitted inside the vehicle during transfers.
- No refund is provided for unused or partially used services.
- Outside food and beverages may not be allowed within the sanctuary premises.
- Rayna and the tour operator are not responsible for loss, injury or damage during the visit.
- The operator reserves the right to refuse service in case of non-compliance with the sanctuary's rules.
The Elephant Jungle Sanctuary Chiang Mai offers an ethical and immersive experience with rescued elephants in a natural setting. Guests learn about elephant conservation while they interact, feed, and observe the elephants closely. The sanctuary provides a safe, educational environment guided by experienced professionals. The tour includes convenient pickup and drop-off from centrally located hotels in Chiang Mai.
Child age: 3-10 Yrs
Infant age: 0-3 Yrs
Free Cancellation 72 hours Prior
- All Cancellations made 72 hours prior to the Tour departure time NO charges will be applicable
- If Cancellation made within 72 hours to your Tour departure time 100% charges will be applicable
- If eligible for Refund your Amount will be returned back to your Account within 7 working days.
- Pricing, itinerary and inclusions of tours are subject to change without any prior notice.
- Extra charge applies for features not covered in inclusions.
- Based on your request, we can arrange private transport for all tours.
- Meals are not included in our tour packages, but we can arrange it for you at an extra cost.
- Our team should not be held responsible for any loss / damage of belongings (wallet, expensive camera, smart phone etc.) or personal injury that may occur to you during a tour with us.
- Kids under 12 years must be joined by a responsible adult, especially while indulging in adventurous ad water activities.
- Unless otherwise specified at the time of tour reservation, strollers are not permitted inside the vehicle.
- Depending on location, traffic conditions and such other aspects, there will be slight variations in pick-up and drop off timings.
- Singapore has a warm and humid climate throughout the year. But the months of December and January are relatively cooler, thanks to the monsoon season. Moreover, the weather can be unpredictable; so be sure to carry an umbrella in order to tackle all-of-a-sudden rainstorms and drizzles.
- Loose, comfortable clothing is recommended, regardless of the time of your Singapore visit. Pair it with a cardigan or a shawl when you’re indoors, particularly within air-conditioned malls and entertainment areas with a freezing temperature.
- Since your Singapore vacation may involve a lot of walking, it’s good to have a pair of comfy shoes.
- The city-state’s sunny climate also entails you to bring a good pair of sun glasses, besides a high SPF sunscreen to protect your skin from the unforgiving UVB rays.
- Smoking in public places is a serious offense in Singapore.
- Don’t litter public places.
- Chewing gums is another illegal act in the city-state.
- Prior to making a tour booking, be sure to carefully read and understand our policies, inclusions and general information, as your payment on a tour denotes the acceptance of terms and conditions describing the package(s).
- Terms and conditions apply for all discount promotions and deals. Contact our representative for more details on a tour promotion.
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