Nestled in the heart of Thailand, Ban Chang Thai – Elephant Camp invites visitors to immerse themselves in an authentic Thai experience while getting up close and personal with these majestic creatures. Located in Baan Klong Prao, this elephant camp combines conservation with education, ensuring both visitors and elephants thrive in a harmonious environment. Explore a unique blend of cultural richness and natural beauty at this idyllic destination.
Welcome to Ban Chang Thai – Elephant Camp, your gateway to an unforgettable experience with Thailand’s gentle giants. Set against the stunning backdrop of lush greenery in Baan Klong Prao, this unique destination offers an intimate setting for visitors to learn, interact, and connect with elephants in a responsible and sustainable manner.
At Ban Chang Thai, our commitment to elephant welfare is paramount. We provide a sanctuary-like environment where elephants can roam, bathe, and receive the care they deserve. Guests can participate in feeding sessions, bathing the elephants in the river, and even taking peaceful walks through the countryside with these magnificent animals. Each interaction is designed to foster a deeper understanding of the intelligence and emotional depth of elephants, promoting a message of conservation and respect.
The camp also offers engaging educational programs that highlight the important role elephants play in Thai culture and ecosystems. Knowledgeable guides share insights into the history and significance of elephants in Thailand, helping visitors appreciate the bond between humans and these remarkable creatures.
In addition to interacting with the elephants, your visit to Ban Chang Thai – Elephant Camp allows you to explore the vibrant culture of Thailand. The camp is located close to beautiful waterfalls, traditional markets, and local temples, offering visitors the chance to experience the true heart of Thai life.
Whether you are looking to make lasting memories with elephants, learn about Thai culture, or simply relax in a serene environment, Ban Chang Thai – Elephant Camp promises a truly enriching experience. Make your time in Thailand memorable by connecting with nature and supporting ethical tourism practices that prioritize the well-being of elephants. Discover the beauty of Thailand through the eyes of its most beloved animals and leave with memories that will last a lifetime.
Make your journey to Ban Chang Thai – Elephant Camp today, and witness the majestic bond between humans and elephants in an experience that resonates with love and respect for nature.
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Ban Chang Thai – Elephant Camp is perched on a picturesque hilltop overlooking 33/9 Moo 4, Baan Klong Prao , 23170, Thailand
I am not kind of sensitive person, but i must say, i came there and i could not hold some tears, when i faced the elephants eyes. I read before about,and it wasnt my intention to do riding elephant, the only thing i wanted was to see if its really how people say. It is. Camps like those should be forbidden. I understand the people who work there, they need just a salary like everybody else. But i could not let even 1 baht there.Thats my honest opinion.
Disgusting animal abuse to these poor elephants. They were beating elephants when I dove by in early morning. The elephants are chained to ground. Do not ride elephants, the only reason they let you sit on them and walk you around is because of the beatings.
Ban Chang Elephant reserve is an ideal venue to admire nature and enjoy a great meal.Fun trampolene time and playground ensured the kids group were kept entertained so I could enjoy a steak sandwich, Thai salad and a few ice beers.Obliging and fun staff made it a great day !
Unbelievable that this is still possible! Please tourists, stop riding elephants! They’re chained for most of the day and that’s not how it supposed to be. Stop putting money in these kinda organizations!!
In a Buddhist country how you can treat animal like that? No compassion it’s so cruel. If you participate in this horrible thing you are in complicity
Anywhere you can ride an elephant is unethical. Search on Google on how their “spirit is broken” – no animal should be treated like this. Do not be part of the problem. Find a sanctuary where the elephants roam free instead!
Disgusting!!! We passed by and saw elephants from the street. They had a chain around their ankle. You can feed the elephants for 100 bath. I don’t understand people are still doing this and playing money to these institutions. Disgusting!!
We also passed by and saw the elephants from the street with a chain around their ankle. I can’t believe people are still doing this! I hope they are proud of themselves to have a picture with an elephant in disstress. Disgusting!!
Disgusting, how can TripAdvisor even allow such an ad, makes me think they are only in it for $$ and have no ethical or moral code??
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