It was a perfect tour. Before meeting the elephants, we were given explanations about elephant language and food, and the staff was very interesting and fun to listen to. We walked with the elephants, took photos with the elephants holding us, kissed our cheeks, and hugged us, which was very satisfying. They let us wear oversized clothes to prevent our clothes from getting dirty. The elephants go into the river to bathe, but the fountain from the elephant's trunk may get your hair and pants wet. It's okay as long as you're far away. At the end, the photos we took with the elephants are sold in frames made from poop paper. I think it was about 600 yen. We were the only ones on the zip line, so we were able to enjoy it smoothly. The staff took my phone and took good photos and videos. At the end, they gave us water. We had some time left, so we went to the long-neck village right next to it, as they told us it was there. It felt like an ordinary small village with no name on the map. We were planning to go to the long-neck village of Karen the next day, so we thought about buying souvenirs here too, but we thought it would help supplement their food, so we took photos with them and bought souvenirs before going home. I was very satisfied, so I recommend it.