Elephant's camp : Ayutthaya : Thailand

When you visit Ayuttha, first thing to see is elephant show at Elephant Camp, you will enjoy on a big animal with dancing, cuties show and so on...

Pang Chang Mae Sa (Elephant Camp) : Chiangmai, Thailand

Pang Chang Mae Sa (Elephant camp) is the travel destination that you will close to elephants with their routine life, the signature show that you don't miss is the painting by elephant This is the famous elephant camp in chiangmai that you must put into your travel plan.

Before demonstrating, their ability to haul logs, the mahouts will bath the elephants in a nearby brook and allow them to enjoy themselves splashing in the water. Afterwards the hauling apparatus is strapped to the large elephants and a log-hauling demonstration takes place which includes neatly storing each log in the way they have been trained at the Baby Elephant Training Centre in Kamphaengphet province. After the show, visitors can make their own arrangements with the mahouts to ride the elephants.

Pang Chang Mae Sa is around kilometer 10 on route 1096 and the elephant show-time is between 09.40 and 10.30 daily. The admission fee is 80 baht per person. For more information please call (053) 297-060. Another alternative is Pang Chang Pong Yak which is about nine kilometers further along the same route

Pattaya Elephant Village : Pattaya, Thailand

Pattaya Elephant Village is located on Phonpraphanimit Road in Pattaya city. It's place for visit the Elephent daily life and their masters. It's show the really enjoyable stage for both local and tourists. The stage shows demonstrate on issues like how to catch wild elephants, elephants working in jungle, playing footbal, grand war and elephants's parades. You can join the one-hour long elephants show is started at 14:30 pm.

The Elephant Village provides then magnificent creatures with a safe haven, where they may live out their lives with dignity and freedom from fear. A visit to the Elephant Village is not only unique experience but it is also a lifesaver because the fees paid by our visitors contribute to , the very survival of the elephants, both now and in the future.