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.