Pattaya Elephant Village Review

Elephant Jungle Sanctuary - A Heartwarming and Ethical Elephant ExperienceMy visit to the Elephant Jungle Sanctuary was nothing short of magical and profoundly impactful. This sanctuary, nestled in the lush jungles of Thailand, offers a unique and ethical elephant encounter that prioritizes the well-being and conservation of these magnificent creatures.One of the most remarkable aspects of the Elephant Jungle Sanctuary is its commitment to ethical tourism practices. Unlike traditional elephant attractions that exploit these gentle giants for rides or performances, the sanctuary provides a safe and natural environment where elephants can roam freely and live as they would in the wild.Upon arrival, I was greeted by knowledgeable and passionate guides who shared insights into elephant behavior, conservation efforts, and the sanctuary's mission. Learning about the elephants' individual stories and the challenges they face in the wild added depth to the experience and fostered a sense of empathy and respect.Interacting with the elephants was a highlight of my visit. I had the opportunity to feed them, bathe them in the river, and observe their playful and social behaviors up close. The sheer joy and contentment radiating from these gentle giants were palpable, creating unforgettable moments of connection and understanding.The sanctuary's emphasis on education and conservation is commendable. Visitors are encouraged to learn about the threats facing elephants in the wild, such as habitat loss and poaching, and how they can contribute to conservation efforts. The sanctuary actively supports local communities and initiatives aimed at protecting elephant habitats and promoting responsible tourism.The natural beauty of the jungle surroundings adds to the immersive experience. Trekking through lush forests, swimming in pristine waterfalls, and enjoying traditional Thai meals made with locally sourced ingredients enhanced my appreciation for Thailand's r

I was a wondering experience, 45mins is a bit too long that I would suggest to ride 30mins only. Other than elephants they have other animals as well.

The scenery is good and the environment is comfortable. The elephant is very cute. The service is too bad. When riding the elephant, the staff asks us for a tip. He has been playing with his mobile phone. The child wants to feed the elephant with bananas. He doesn’t manage money. This tip is too little for 20 baht. The experience is too bad. 🥴

The first time you go to Pattaya, you can feel it. The elephant village is not a big consumption or high. Book an elephant online for half an hour, plus a performance and a coconut green adult 130, banana 100 pigs a basket, there is a long ivory hungry elephant 100 pigs sitting on the ivory to take pictures. About 9 km from Pattaya Beach

It is still a popular attraction. If you want to experience elephant riding, you must buy it when you buy a ticket. Experience it earlier and wait for a long time late. Drinks are coffee that can be discounted. The elephant's sickle is still relatively small, and it should still converge. There is no blatant bullying elephant. There are many small animals that can be fed, and some small animals are also marked that they cannot be fed. Some small animals are still well raised, fat like gas cans