Tour de um dia no Parque Eco Kerchor Elephant e Tirolesa em Chiang Mai

It was an absolutely perfect tour. Before meeting the elephants, we received explanations about elephant language and feeding, and the staff were entertaining and made it enjoyable to listen. Walking with the elephants, having them sandwich us for photos, getting kisses on the cheek, and hugs were all very satisfying. We were given oversized clothes to wear so our own clothes wouldn't get dirty. The elephants go into the river for a bath, and sometimes your hair and pants might get wet from the water sprayed from their trunks. If you stay far away, you'll be fine. The photos we took with the elephants are sold at the end in frames made from poop paper. I think it was around 600 yen. The zipline was just for us, so we could enjoy it smoothly. The staff took my phone and skillfully took photos and videos. At the end, they gave us water. Since we had some time left, we were told there was a Long Neck Karen village right next door, so we went. It felt like a small, ordinary village that wasn't named on the map. We were planning to visit the Long Neck Karen village the next day, so I hesitated to buy souvenirs here, but I thought it might help them with their meals, so we took photos together, bought souvenirs, and left. I was very satisfied, so I highly recommend it.

The elephant sanctuary was not as bad as other reviews suggested; the trekking was fun, and no one was harming the elephants. My husband and I's favorite part was the ziplining in the jungle forest. It took us more than an hour, but it was the most exciting and coolest thing we have ever done on our entire trip to Thailand. I would definitely recommend this to my family and friends.

In the morning, we took photos with elephants, fed them, and played in the water – it was a fantastic experience! After lunch, we headed off for ziplining, which was very exciting and fun!

Great value. Professional driver picked up in high end SUV drove out to the elephant park waited for us then drove us all the way towards Chang Rai to the zip line adventure and back to our hotel. Elephant park involve Chinese tourists but really not a problem at all very well done enjoyed and got great photos the dragon zip line adventure was crazy good value 59 stations really friendly guides I highly recommend this tour

A fantastic experience! I'll recommend it to friends next time and will definitely come back for a second visit.

It was nice to see the elephants and play on the zip line. However, the transfer for the elephant part of the trip was bad. The reported pick-up time was 8-8:30 AM, but the operator did not reach out and didn't respond to my WhatsApp message. After I emailed, they gave details of the car plate, but it was completely wrong. Luckily, the driver approached me; otherwise, I would have been left behind. Then, we had to wait for one group beyond the reported time of 8:30 AM. The driver didn't tell us why we kept waiting. That family also showed no remorse for keeping us waiting. The driver even asked me to switch seats to accommodate them, even though the family was so late. Because of their lateness, the driver had to drive so fast, which caused motion sickness. Then, the boy from the family vomited on the bus! It was really disturbing because the bus smelled of vomit. The operator should be fair to other passengers who arrived on time and have a cut-off time for latecomers who clearly have no regard for time.

沿途景點：大象體驗很細心 滑索時間短但很累，行程其實蠻寬裕的，大概在下午2點結束 休息：

The elephant camp is truly wonderful. The English-speaking guides explain things simply and clearly. We had very close encounters with the elephants during the walking and bathing activities. The elephants are gentle and adorable, and the zipline was a lot of fun. It was a fantastic day overall.

It was a lot of fun, and the elephants were adorable. Lunch was a very ordinary fried rice with tomato juice. The zipline wasn't super fast, but it was enough! However, dinner is not included.

Ziplining through the jungle was incredibly fun! We're not into riding elephants so we skipped that part.