Elephant Ride in Thailand

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.

• Identification Documents
• Appropriate Clothing
• Sun Protection
• Water and Snacks
• Binoculars
• Camera

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.