Elephant Of The Week : Mae Srinuan
Mae Srinuan is the biggest female elephant at ENP. She was rescued from Surin province in late 2005 and arrive…
Elephant Of The Week : DokNgern
DokNgern was rescued in December 2006 from an elephant show and street begging. Like all captive working elephants, DokNgern had…
Elephant Of The Week : Pookie
Pookie is a chubby and cheeky lady elephant. She was born around 1960 and arrived at ENP in June 2015.…
Elephant Of The Week : Dani
Dani was born around 1965. She arrived ENP after being rescued in November 2010 from Tak province. She used to…
Elephant Of The Week : KhamLa
KhamLa was born in 2011. She is now 5 years old. When her mother, Mae Sai Ngern worked at a…
Elephant Of The Week : Yai Bua
The transformation of our rescued elephant. Yai Bua is an old lady elephant arrive to ENP on January 2016. She…
Happy Birthday Navaan 28 October 2016
Today is a special day, four years ago we got a very special gift from SriPare. She gave birth to…
Elephant Of The Week: Mae Jampaa
Mae Jampaa, her name means “Magnolia”. She was born around 1954 and was rescued to Elephant Nature Park in December…
Elephant Of The Week : KhunDej
Happy Rescue Anniversary to KhunDej KhunDej was born around 2010. He arrived at Elephant Nature Park on 18 October 2014.…
Elephant Of The Week : Hope, the handsome young bull at ENP
Hope was born around August 2000. He is now 16 years old. His mother was a trekking elephant who was…
Elephant Of The Week : Mae Thai
Mae Thai was born around 1945 and rescued from Surin province to ENP in November 2002. She used to worked…
Darricks calling Khamla again
Darrick can be seen here sharing his love for these 4 girls, Khamla’s herd and they can be clearly seen sharing their affection of Darrick too.
Tumtim’s rescue anniversary
Tubtim arrived to ENP in September 2014. Thanks to funds donated by Khun Kanjana Nuna Silpa Archa, the 60 plus…
Elephant Of The Week : Lucky, the blind elephant
Lucky was born in 1985, she used to work in a circus since she was only 4 years old. In her late teen age, she developed an eye infection and was still forced to work under the bright spotlights, which further irritated her infected eyes. The combination of both result cause her both eyes the total blindness. Performing while blind was very stressful for Lucky.
Elephant Of The Week: Jan Peng
Her name means “Full Moon”, she was born around 1943. Mae Jan Peng’s owner retired her to ENP in January…