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An ethical and sustainable eco-tourism Elephant Sanctuary in Chiang mai. Animal welfare is at the heart of Baan Chang Elephant Park.
Baan Chang Elephant Park
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Tourist attraction in Khilek, Mae Taeng, Thailand
Address: Unnamed Rd, Tambon Ki Lek, Amphoe Mae Taeng, Chang Wat Chiang Mai 50150, Thailand Thailand
Hours: Closes soon ⋅ 5 PM ⋅ Opens 6 AM Thu
Phone: +66 89 635 5206
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Oct 10, 2022 · Wonderful! A truly moving learning and fun experience that it unforgettable. The whole team looking after these magnificent beasts were great.
Half Day | Elephant Sanctuary Park in Chiang Mai (Thailand).
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The elephant sanctuary Half Day Elephant' Heaven: is the First Step of Baanchang Elephant Care Project with the standard of “Elephant Conservation in ...
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Ban Chang Elephant reserve is an ideal venue to admire nature and enjoy a great meal. Fun trampolene time and playground ensured the kids group were kept ...
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 ...
Jun 18, 2015 · Baanchang is not training elephants to do tricks. They are not breaking young elephants and training them to give rides. They're against the ...
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It was an amazing experience to immerse myself in the culture and learn from the elephant caretakers. I am very fortunate to have been involved in this ...