Mae Mai is busy this afternoon at her personal skin care clinic

Sat 09 Dec 23
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Beautiful Mae Mai, appears incredibly relaxed, as she enjoys mixing water with the red earth to form the perfect skin lotion and tonic, to help shield her skin from the burning sun and irritating mosquitos.

Babies just love the mud at Elephant Nature Park Wildlife Sanctuary

Wild & boisterous rescued youngsters, born at Elephant Trekking Camps, are now growing up in the sanctuary of Elephant Nature Park.

Tue 02 Jan 24

Thai Koon relishes her time in the mud pit

Thai Koon takes the art of chilling to the next level in the sumptuous mud pit.

Wed 27 Dec 23

Mae Mai at peace in the mud at Elephant Nature Park

In spite of her injury (a dislocated knee), and with some distinct recovery due to the use of a prosthetic donated by David Casselman and the Gentle Giant team, look at Mae Mai and, if you can recall, compare her to the elephant who arrived here at ENP on Jan.28, 2021.

Wed 13 Sep 23

Green Season Mud Spa Heaven at Elephant Nature Park

Green Season in Chiang Mai, Northern Thailand, brings happiness in many forms to elephants enjoying the sanctuary of Elephant Nature Park. In this video we see Jenny rolling, slipping & sliding in mud, lathering herself up and thoroughly enjoying a mud spa session. Whether alone or with friends, spa day is every day in the rainy season at Elephant Nature Park. Just look how exquisitely untroubled Jenny and ThongAe are in their mud spa heaven.

Thu 07 Sep 23

A Recipe for satisfaction expertly demonstrated by DokNgern at Elephant Nature Park Sanctuary

A Recipe for satisfaction – Mud Therapy expertly demonstrated by DokNgern

The herd of Buathong, DokMai, ThongJan, and Dokngern enjoyed a mud bath after the rain today, relishing the effects of mud on their skin. Mud therapy is a source of great pleasure for elephants and the mud at Elephant Nature Park is apparently pretty good.

Sat 19 Aug 23

Elephants loving the mud bath in the hot season in Northern Thailand

Elephants at Elephant Nature Park in Northern Thailand are free to roam the valley and immerse themselves in the Mae Taeng River and when it gets really uncomfortable in the hot season in Northern Thailand, they seek the cooling refuge of the mud bath.

Sat 01 Apr 23

Congratulations to MaeMai who have received the prosthetic leg brace to support her injured leg.

MaeMai is a 31-year-old elephant. When we first met her at the elephant camp nearby, the illness, injury and the poor living condition debilitated her health and she looked older than her age. While she was a logging elephant she had accident which cause her broken leg. On January 8, 2021 we walked her along…

Sat 26 Mar 22

The new life of Mae Mai at Elephant Nature Park, she’s now living free enduringly at her forever home.

Mae Mai is a 30-year-old elephant. When we first met her at the elephant camp nearby, the illness, injury and the poor living condition debilitated her health and she looked older than her age. While she was a logging elephant she had accident which cause her broken leg. We visited Mae Mai at the river…

Tue 25 May 21

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