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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Former Trekking Elephant expresses her new life of freedom in the Mae Taeng River
Maliwan’s former life was one of neglect and abuse. Even her trunk had been slashed with a knife. She never knew kindness or even companionship. Since being rescued by Save Elephant Foundation and welcomed into the sanctuary of Elephant Nature Park, her life has totally changed. Maliwan loves the freedom of the park and especially the river! In the rainy season, the swollen Mae Taeng river is a source of great joy for Maliwan and she plays with reckless abandon while her friends patiently await for her on the pebbled shore.
Transformation of a rescued elephant showing before and after health of Chaba
We compiled highlight footage showcasing the two-year transformation of baby elephant Chaba after being brought to Elephant Nature Park. This clip vividly demonstrates the stark contrast in her health and condition before being rescued by Save Elephant Foundation and then her current health condition living in the sanctuary of Elephant Nature Park. We hope that elephant sanctuaries someday become a self-evident practice in the care and conservation of captive Asian elephants.
Rescued elephants building new family bonds Elephant Nature Park Sanctuary
During a period of quarantine to adapt to their new environment, Mho Jae had the privilege of receiving an unrelenting visitor named SookSai, who sought the esteemed role of being nanny to the little boy, Sa Ngae. This is the first time that all three of them were able to be together outside of the quarantine area and were able to roam freely in a spacious area. Happy now to explore their surroundings, the three are building the bonds of trust and enjoying time well-spent together, especially when rolling in the mud pit during a heavy rain.
Elephants enjoy day trips at Elephant Nature Park – They cross the river !
Elephants at Elephant Nature Park are free to roam the valley and mountains around the huge park area. But what happens when a herd of cows stands in the way a an elephant day trip across the river? Normally, they will coexist peacefully, but today the herd of cows blocks their path to the forest. In this delicate situation, let’s see what they will do.
Elephant Chana Opens The Gate And Leads the Herd To Bathe in the River
Chana, the youngest member of this family, is incredibly clever. She has a keen sense for the routines at Elephant Nature Park and instinctively predicts when the caretaker intends to take them to the river. Instead of waiting for her mahout’s call, she takes matters into her own hands. Chana opens the gate to their lunchtime feeding area by herself and leads her friends to the bathing area after they have finished lunch.
Save Elephant Foundation Rescue – Sopa the 82 year old Elephant
In this video, we learn from Kanyakorn Kansumaso, the previous registered owner of Sopa, that Sopha used in the logging trade by a previous owner until she was 76 year old. Khun Kanyakorn speaks about the difficulties she had caring for Sopa, who she employed for 6 years at an Elephant Riding attraction near Pattaya in South East Thailand.
Kamun’s new life at Elephant Nature Park.
Kamu is about forty years old. She was a logging elephant for many years and then moved to the riding…
Newly rescued FahMui is making friends in the sanctuary of Elephant Nature Park
Newly rescued FahMui is slowly realising the freedom and making friends in the sanctuary of Elephant Nature Park. From our founder, Lek Chailert: FahMui is friendly enough and still looking to find new friends. So far, she has a kinship with Kanjana, and they while away the day eating in the shade of a giant tree.
Short of time to visit Elephant Nature Park ?
We know that some of you don’t have a full day to spend at Elephant Nature Park. How do we…