About the Activity
Quick info:
- Activity Location: Chiang Mai, Thailand
- Activity Timings: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
- Pick-Up Time: 8:15 AM
- Drop-off Time: 4:30 PM
- Activity Duration: 5 hours [Total Time With Elephant]
About Chiang Mai, Thailand:
- A culturally rich city located in northern Thailand, surrounded by mountains and lush green forests. The city is known for its ancient temples, lively night markets, and delicious street food.
- For those seeking adventure, Chiang Mai is the perfect base for exploring the surrounding mountains and forests. Visitors can take part in trekking and camping expeditions, white-water rafting trips, and mountain biking tours.
About Elephant Ride in Thailand:
- Your Activity starts by arriving at the elephant camp, which is located close to the Doi Inthanon national park area.
- You will be greeted by your mahout, the elephant's caretaker and trainer. The mahout will introduce you to your elephant and then set off for this ravishing experience.
- Once you're comfortable with these giant creatures, the mahout will lead the elephant on a trek through the jungle.
- As you trek, you will be able to enjoy the beautiful scenery and wildlife of the jungle. You may even spot some exotic birds, monkeys, or other creatures along the way.
- You may stop at a nearby waterfall or river where you and your elephant can take a refreshing dip.
- Get this rare chance to give these enormous creatures bananas and give them a river bath.
- You may also have the chance to take some photos with your elephant as a memento of your experience.
- Overall, an elephant ride in Thailand is a unique and unforgettable way to experience the country's natural beauty and culture.
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Know before you book
Know before you go for Elephant Ride in Thailand:
- Wear comfortable and breathable clothing that you don't mind getting dirty. You will be riding on the elephant's back, so avoid wearing anything too tight or restrictive.
- Bring sunscreen, insect repellent, and a hat to protect yourself from the sun and bugs. The Thai jungle can be hot and humid, so stay hydrated as well.
- Listen carefully to the mahout's instructions and follow their guidance when mounting and dismounting the elephant. This will ensure your safety and the safety of the animal.
- Don't bring plastic bags or other items that may scare or harm the elephant. Avoid making loud noises or sudden movements that may startle the animal.
- Ask the mahout about the elephant's behaviour and personality, as well as any tips for interacting with them. This will help you build a better connection with the animal and appreciate its unique characteristics.
- Finally, be respectful and mindful of the elephant's needs and well-being. Remember that you are a guest in their home, and treat them with the kindness and care they deserve.
Things to Carry
- Identification Documents
- Appropriate Clothing
- Sun Protection
- Water and Snacks
- Binoculars
- Camera
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does an Elephant Ride in Thailand usually last?
This Package of an elephant ride in Thailand includes a 5-hrs elephant ride(including breaks like feeding them bananas and getting them a river bath).
Can children ride elephants in Thailand?
Yes, children can usually ride elephants in Thailand as long as they are accompanied by an adult.
What should I wear for an Elephant Ride in Thailand?
Wear comfortable and breathable clothing that you don't mind getting dirty. Avoid wearing anything too tight or restrictive.
Are elephant rides safe for tourists?
Elephant rides can be safe if proper safety measures are followed and the elephant is well-trained.
Can I feed the elephants during the ride?
Yes, you are allowed to feed the elephants before or after the ride, while others may include feeding as part of the ride experience.
Do I need to bring my camera for the ride?
You can bring your own camera to take pictures of you and the elephant.
Can I ride an elephant bareback in Thailand?
Yes, but it's important to ensure that the elephants are not subjected to any harm or discomfort during the ride.
What is the Best Time of The Year to go on an Elephant Ride in Thailand?
The best time to go on an elephant ride in Thailand is during the dry season, which typically runs from November to February. This is when the weather is cooler and there is less chance of rain, making for a more comfortable ride.
