Things to do in Wat Pa Dara Phirom Phra Aram Luang

It was a very interesting experience. The transportation, guide, and caregivers were all very friendly. There was a baby elephant at the park, and we even got to pet it up close.

The elephant camp has changing clothes, toilets with showers, and lunch included. The guides are also very attentive and patient, allowing us to spend a wonderful morning.

The jungle adventure in this park isn't too intense, making it suitable for children or middle-aged and elderly people. The activity instructors are very patient, and the park is well-maintained. Highly recommended!

Upon arriving at the park, first change into the provided clothes and pants. They also provide hats and slippers. Then, listen to an explanation about elephants, pound tree bark, bathe and feed the elephants, and then follow the elephants to the river. We saw a mother elephant with a 2-month-old baby elephant, so we went into the river to scrub the backs of the big and small elephants. Finally, we enjoyed a delicious Pad Thai. It was a rare and fun experience for both adults and children!

Extremely fun experience! very safe, head gears are clean and they provided hair cover for extra sanitation. Melly was friendly and very energetic. This is an hour away from the old city. would suggest to hire a private car.

Fantastic park and itinerary! It was my first time getting so close to elephants, and the park staff were incredibly friendly. One of the most worthwhile itineraries to experience in Chiang Mai!

Amazing experience. Dany our guide was fantastic along with the rest of the staff. The elephants were well kept and such an enjoyable experience.

A wonderful experience I have in Chiang Mai. Very good and accommodating people in the farm. Shoutout to Chris my guide and Chanchai my driver. Also to Mr Banana and the rest of the Elephants. I will remember this for a long time. thank you!