Sao Yai
Sao Yai is easily annoyed by big trucks and heavy machinery. So much so that she defies her mahout’s commands…
Baby Girl Born at Park
A new baby girl was born at the Park- from Dok Ngern and she did not show signs of pregnancy. Enjoy the first days of the beautiful infants life in pics.
Hope vs Jungle Boy
Two young male Elephants Hope & Jungle Boy, play-practicing their natural behaviours in the sanctuary of Elephant Nature Park.
Yindee
Mintra gave birth to a beautiful baby boy at 00.20am on the 24th August 2013 Mintra is the handicap elephant,…
Kwan Jai ill
Kwan Jai is not feeling well and our vet fears that she may not last out the month. This grand…
Lucky
We’re rescue the female elephant have found this elephant last year , during on the her circus tournament. Her name is Lucky and she is the star of Lucky elephant circus. Lucky have force to work from the circus from her young age She has been performing in circuses (sometimes two times a night) since she was one for 30 years.
Elephant of the Week – Mae Thai
Mae Thai – park grandma and auntie to Tong Jaan, Faa Mai and Faa Sai and close friend of Mae…
Family at the park see Navaan in his first ever day
This treasured memory is shared through these wonderful pics. We are so happy with the response to the miracle birth…
Dani
Dani At the herd: 30th November 2010 Rescued from: Illegal logging *Birthday: 1960 Dani is a female elephant who…
Chang Yim
Chang Yim Came to our herd: July 2009 From: Born at the park Birthday: 12 Jul 09 Finally, the moment…
DokNgern
Her owner decided to teach her more tricks in order to bring in more money, so she was sent to elephant training school. The training was painful and resulted in many scars. In November 2005, a team from Elephant Nature Park spotted Dok Ngern at the elephant festival in Surin. She was bleeding and looked very sad. Dok Ngern was displaying the agitated swaying motions typical of traumatized captive elephants.
Thong Suk (Jungle Boy) Arrives at Elephant Nature Park
Meaning ‘Golden Happiness’, Thong Suk (also known as Jungle Boy) Arrived to Elephant Nature Park in May 2003. He never had his spirit broken and will never work. His mother was a trekking elephant. Thankfully her owners allowed her maternity leave and Jungle Boy was born at Elephant Haven in November 2001. He and his mother Mae Boon Na stayed with us for 4 months – but – after this the owners wanted his mother to return to work. Jungle Boy had to follow his mother while she gave rides to tourists. Thankfully when he was 1 1/2 years old, Save Elephant Foundation were able to rescue him.