Chiang Mai Elephant Friends

Overall, I like this place very much. In addition to the elephant-related experience, the service is also very good. Although it is located in a suburban mountain, the environment is kept quite clean. Let me talk about the waiters first. When you check in, they will help carry your luggage to the room and lead the way. When we arrived at the cabin where we stayed, we purchased the elephant’s morning call and also helped take photos. In addition, because we bought a lot of microwaveable food from 711 and needed to use the microwave, we asked the restaurant if we could use it, and the restaurant waiter also said You can use it yourself at any time, it’s better to ask first! Then because we booked a swimming pool room, the water was turbid at first, so we were a little worried. We asked the front desk staff if they could change the water. Later, they said that too much chlorine might have been added, which caused the bubbles and turbidity. Later, they also changed the water. After dilution treatment, we went into the water as we wished the next morning. I think it was great for a hotel in a remote area. There were very few mosquitoes. Some maggot methods should have been used to give tourists a good experience! Oh, the food is also delicious~ It is not convenient to go down the mountain after dark. Each dinner meal is only about 80 baht. I can’t say it is particularly delicious, but it is of a certain standard!

We definitely wanted to experience the elephant barking once, but we were so excited that we got up early to wait for the elephant. It was really cute and could eat a whole bunch of bananas at one time. The staff told us that we could peel it open and feed it slowly, and take pictures by the way. . Although the park is a little far from the city, the environment is quiet and you can reserve a full-day activity with a two-way city transfer. The nights in February can be quite chilly, so be sure to bring a light jacket. The staff can generally communicate in English, and one of the mahouts can also speak a little Chinese, which is amazing.