Chon Buri Province

My first diving experience was really fun! I'm not sure if it was the weather or something else, but the visibility underwater wasn't great, so I didn't get to see any sea turtles this time, which was a bit of a shame. However, the instructor was very attentive and helpful, so overall it was a wonderful experience!

The scuba was amazing the instructor was the best and we had great fun

You can feed the elephants for 40 minutes and have close-up interactions with them. There aren't very many elephants—around 6 or so—and they are all females, very gentle, and ranging in age from about 30 to 70. Some elephants are picky eaters and only like bananas, while others only like watermelons, but they all share the cute habit of happily flapping their ears when they get something to eat. The area is an open-air dirt field, which is just the elephants' natural living environment. It might get muddy if it rains, but the experience is great on a sunny day. Lightweight clothing and good sun protection are recommended. After the feeding, there is a papermaking experience. The raw material is a boiled residue of elephant dung and pineapple fiber. It doesn't smell bad; it smells like grass or matcha, and the activity is very fun. Once finished, you can take a piece of paper home for free. The camp area is not particularly large, but the rest area is fully stocked with tea and snacks, and the staff is very polite. It is well worth recommending. Special shoutout to our guide, Kangaroo, who is friendly, humorous, and enthusiastic. He will help take photos and videos for you and is great to be around. If you happen to have him and enjoy the experience, consider giving him a tip to show appreciation (although the park does not particularly encourage or require tipping). The pick-up and drop-off driver was Game, who was also friendly and courteous. His driving was smooth and safe, and the vehicle was comfortable. Overall, it is a wonderful experience.

that was insane, I felt confident until the plane's door opened, the air, the wind,... make me feel so tiny in this planet. When I jump, the fear went away quickly, left the place for adrenalin soared to my brain

Going to Bangkok soon? Don’t forget to add this meaningful experience to your itinerary. We visited Living Green Elephant Sanctuary Chonburi, just outside Bangkok, and booked our tour through Klook. Here, we got to feed the elephants, see and learn about their natural environment, walk alongside them, and spend time bonding with these gentle giants. More than just an unforgettable experience, visiting an ethical sanctuary like this allows us to learn more about elephants and support their care and well-being. Our guide, if I remembered his name right, Mot, or Gwapo, was very informative and entertaining. If you’re planning a trip to Thailand, consider adding this to your list!

It was amazing, i went with my brothers, the 3 of us had so much fun and the guide was very patient and flexible. We had a quick crush course on how to ride for about 10 mins and off to the road we where, its an amazing experience plus water and snacks. Definitely recommend 👌

What a ripper! This was well orchestrated and super fun. Definitely recommended! The team was attentive with an absolute focus on safety. Exactly what it should be and a really amazing experience!

great experience but guest will be confused of location for beginner track/professional track

Great experience. Do beginner then professional, and feel the difference. No seatbelts, someone was wearing slippers. Spent a good hour in the afternoon. Bring your passport.