Short of time to visit Elephant Nature Park ?

Fri 18 Sep 15
Elephant Nature Park

We know that some of you don’t have a full day to spend at Elephant Nature Park. How do we know this ? Because we get 4-5 requests per day asking if late starts or early departures are possible.

We now have our best solution for you to spend your time with us.Starting at 9.15 from our office with an estimated returning time of 3.30pm. The new short park visit covers the main highlights of the longer Single day visit. Enjoy the short park visit and meet the herd…..click here for more information

Meet the herd at Elephant Nature Park with Short Park Visit program

Visit the elephant family and see them having a great time in the river.

Elephant Nature Park Serenity

The herd at Elephant Nature Park gather harmoniously in the shallows of the Mae Taeng River during the serenity of the late afternoon.

Mon 13 May 24

This is how an Elephant Sanctuary looks in Chiang Mai

This is what an Elephant Sanctuary looks in Chiang Mai

An enchanting evening scene as a herd of elephants crosses the river at Elephant Nature Park.

Fri 27 Oct 23

World Animal Day 2023

For us, every day is animal day as we dedicate our efforts to rescuing and providing the best care for animals. We have helped various animal species, including elephants, dogs, cats, horses, rabbits, buffaloes, goats, and more. Currently, we have more than five thousand animals under our care. We work tirelessly to bring about positive changes and improve the lives of any animal in need.

Wed 04 Oct 23

Elephant of the week 24 September 2023: Super Nanny Srinuan

When she arrived at the park, she embraced her new family immediately. Not only is she the adoptive mother of DokNgern, she is also the aunty of Chang Yim, FaaMai, DokMai, and DokRak. And when Bunma and her baby Chaba first arrived she quickly moved to assist caring for Chaba.

Mon 25 Sep 23

Fascinating Elephant Communication at Elephant Nature Park

At Elephant Nature Park, visitors can often see younger elephants being surrounded, guided, caressed and protected by other elephants. This caring behaviour of elephants being attentive to the care and well being of other elephants, especially younger elephants we call Nanny Behaviour.

Thu 31 Aug 23

Rescued Elephants MoLoh and LekLek update by our founder Lek

After a recent post about the difficulties of 2 newly rescued elephants settling into Elephant Nature Park, our founder Lek Chailert today made this observation: LekLek and her mother, MoLoh, have been in the Park for some time now. It seemed likely that they would be absorbed beautifully into FaaMai’s family group.

Thu 17 Aug 23

Elephant Conservation includes meeting essential enrichment needs

Enrichments for elephants here at Elephant Nature Park, have always been high priority and as conservationists, we are always aware of natural environments and habitats for elephants in our care.

Sun 13 Aug 23

Mho Jae's incredible journey of trust in the sanctuary of elephant nature park

Witness the incredible journey of trust for a rescued elephant family of Mho Jae and Sa Ngae

Witness the transformation for yourself in the heartwarming video below. We're delighted to see MhoJae basking in the joy of her new life in the sanctuary of Elephant Nature Park, surrounded by love, support, and the companionship she deserves.

Wed 09 Aug 23

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