Do you take credit / debit card? Yes we do. However there is a surcharge : Visa 3% / Master % and Amex 6 % What should I bring on the tour? Cameras, sun lotion, insect spray, sung...
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Baan Chang Elephant Park is a small Thai family-run Park. Our family has cared for elephants for over 30 years, with each generation learning something new about the Asian elephant and their welfare. The Park is like a typical small, rural Thai village, where sixty people live and work together with our Elephants.
Animal welfare is paramount at Baan Chang Elephant Park. We consider that responsible and ethical elephant tourism will help to save the Asian elephant, but requires the highest level of care and husbandry. We are AGAINST unnatural and abusive practices and strive constantly to improve animal welfare and to promote education with the standard of “Elephant Conservation in Action”
We are determined to provide our elephants with the highest quality of life possible and our strong belief in human-elephant interaction is what makes Baan Chang Elephant Park so special. Our visitors are able to have a life-enhancing experience with these magnificent animals and learn about them in a natural and relaxed environment.
To learnDo you take credit / debit card? Yes we do. However there is a surcharge : Visa 3% / Master % and Amex 6 % What should I bring on the tour? Cameras, sun lotion, insect spray, sung...
Read moreThe IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature) has listed the Asian Elephant as endangered with a decreasing population. It is very difficult to accurately count elephant popul...
Read moreAt Baan Chang Elephant Park we strongly promote ethical elephant tourism and here’s why: In 1989, the Thai government banned logging in protected areas, basically closing all remaining natura...
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I did the full day tour which including the poo poo park, very interesting to say the least! Once we got to the park we visited the two new babies and fed them, walked 5 different elephants and then bathed them. Quite a lot of information was shared of these beautiful animals.