Chok Chai Elephant Camp Half Day Tour | Thailand

I joined this tour that day and met a great tour guide. The elephants in the park are also very free. The elephant handlers will follow the elephants' wishes, either waiting or following, and will not force the elephants to do anything they don't want to do.

Most of the people participating in this optional trip are European and American tourists. There are a total of 16 elephants and a 4-month-old baby elephant. You can feed and interact with them up close. For the first time, you can hear the elephants communicating with their companions with their low calls. It’s like walking into the scene on the National Geographic Channel. The water in the park is the running water of the river, so you won’t get covered in mud. Great for people who love animals and nature.

The environment of the entire park is very friendly to elephants. It can be seen that the elephants are very happy here❤️❤️❤️❤️

Our Chinese tour guide Ah Hong is very kind, because there is a 6-year-old child among our members. He helped comfort and hold the child when he couldn't walk in the middle. I really appreciate him. He also explained the precautions for feeding elephants very seriously. We are 4 members. The children also liked the tour guide Ahong very much. This experience also includes the ticket for the long-necked tribe, which is really worth the money.

This tour actually lasts for two hours. There is no need to buy a half-day trip. It is just that it takes a lot of time to pick up and pick us up early in the morning. The driver was late and did not inform us in advance. It only takes 1 minute to take the bamboo raft and cross to the opposite side. The creek is very small and does not go around the entire river. The tour guide and owner enthusiastically sold expensive drinks and asked us to join the long-necked tribe's itinerary. If we did not join, we were told to wait there. After we refused, he allowed us to go. We came back together with other foreigners who bought trips locally.