Elephant Jungle Sanctuary Chiang Mai | Thailand Chiang Mai DayTrip

Mud Spa with the elephants

Meet the elephants. Feed, give medicine, interact, and play with the elephants in a natural environment as you learn about their behavior and history.

Pick up and drop off from hotel in Chiang Mai only (1 KM out of the old city)

Food for feeding elephants.

English speaking guide.

Accident Insurance.

National Park Admission Fee.

Personal expenses such as drinks, tips.

Other service not mentioned on this program.

Transfer service operates according to pre-assigned and route only. Please let us know your hotel name during your booking process. We will confirm you the pick up time by email.

Extra charge will be applied for transfer in some Chiang Mai area. (To be advised)

The difference between Full Day Visit and One Day Walk with Elephants is: 1) You will get to spend extra time with the elephants in One Day Walk 2) You will get to see their behavior in their natural habitat while feeding them the medicine that is good for their digestive system. 3) You will get to trek to one or two more camps, where you will be able to see 20 more elephants. (We currently have 7 camps in Chiang Mai)

Itinerary may be subject to change or cancellation according to local weather conditions. In the event of bad weather, tours will be postponed until suitable conditions arise.

Please plan to meet your tour guide in your hotel lobby at least 15 minutes prior to scheduled pick-up time.

This tour is not recommended for pregnant ladies, infants or people with back or neck problems.

Please do not bring unnecessary belongings. Host will not be liable for any loss or damages.

Please be aware that when you book with us, please use the same name that you use when you check- in at your hotel in order to avoid any misunderstanding when our tour staff comes to pick you up at your hotel lobby.

Please remember to bring a towel, sunscreen, sun hat, sunglasses, flip flops, a little money for sundries, a change of clothes, comfortable walking shoes that you are willing to get muddy (preferably not flip-flops) and a camera.