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Phuket Elephant Nature Reserve Experience
Klook User
Published 41 days ago
This was such an amazing experience! ❤️❤️ I loved the guides and how kind they all were. The elephants, what can you say? They are beautiful and I'm so happy they are saved. I'm so happy it's an actual ethical reserve! This place was incredible and I would definitely go back!
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Samui Elephant Home Half Day Caring Experience
Klook User
Published 29 days ago
The excursion was fantastic. The transfer was great, the guides were very motivated and did everything with enthusiasm. We even had small snacks to eat at the end. It was really great.
Klook User
Published 34 days ago
It is highly recommended that anyone who loves animals visiting Phuket come to see the Hidden Jungle Elephant Sanctuary. There are no animal shows or riding here, just the most natural state of the elephants and quiet viewing limited to one group of visitors per day. Not only the elephants, but every animal in the park can be felt enjoying a happy and peaceful life there, such as the geese that love to join in the crowds and the friendly black dog that warmly greets every guest. You can truly feel how much the staff cares for each and every animal. In addition, although the vegetarian lunch is complimentary, it is unexpectedly delicious. This is a genuine animal sanctuary well worth supporting.
Klook User
Published 534 days ago
I would definitely recommend the place and the driver lady. She is nice Ms Nataphorn. We had fun and we love the place.
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Elephant Jungle Sanctuary Pattaya Half Day Visit
Klook User
Published 35 days ago
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.