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The Erawan waterfall & Tiger Cub @ Wildlife Sanctuary Adventure Tour (Code:1513) with Bangkok Tours is an experience that leaves a lasting impression on its participants. The tour guide, Bo, is known for her friendly and fun-spirited nature, always ready to capture memorable moments for the tourists. The tour includes a visit to the Kwai bridge, a historical landmark that adds a touch of intrigue to the journey. The highlight of the tour is the visit to a beautiful waterfall where tourists can take a dip, although the small fish nibbling can be a bit of a surprise for some. The trek to the waterfall is a bit of a challenge, but the breathtaking view makes it worth the effort. The tour also includes a stop at a local food spot where the food is said to be delicious. The opportunity to feed a baby leopard cub is a unique experience that leaves tourists in awe of the adorable creature.

The Tiger Exclusive Program + Elephant Ride tour is another popular choice among tourists. The tour offers a unique opportunity to get up close and personal with several different types of big cats: lion cubs, jaguars, and tigers. This is a rare experience that is not easily found elsewhere, making it a must-do in Thailand. The tour guides, Caroline, Bo, and Mai, are known for their exceptional care and dedication to ensuring that tourists have an unforgettable experience. The tour is so enjoyable that many tourists choose to do it again when they return to Thailand. Caroline, the main contact for the tour, is praised for her organization and attention to detail, making tourists feel completely confident in their interactions with her.

However, some tourists have expressed concerns about the welfare of the elephants used in the tours. They have reported seeing injection holes in the elephants' ears and mahouts using bull hooks to control the elephants. Some tourists have also reported seeing the elephants being forced to perform tricks, which they found distressing. These tourists have advised others who care about the welfare of animals to consider other tour options.

Despite these concerns, many tourists have praised the tour guides for their energy and dedication to ensuring that tourists have a great experience. The guides are known for their helpful suggestions and for always ensuring that tourists are comfortable and have everything they need. However, some tourists have expressed discomfort with the treatment of the elephants at the camp, particularly the use of bull hooks by the mahouts and the tricks that the elephants are forced to perform. Some tourists have also expressed concern about the weight that the elephants are forced to carry and the treatment of baby elephants.

For those interested in riding an elephant, the tour group offers a first-rate experience. The tour includes a private guide and a driver who pick up tourists from their hotel in a luxurious limo van stocked with snacks, drinks, and movies for the drive. The guide, Na, is known for her upbeat personality and her knowledge about the different provinces along the way. The tour includes a visit to the floating market, a walk across the bridge over the river Kwai, and a ride on the elephants. The experience of playing with the elephants in the river and then riding them through the jungle is described as incredible. The guides take hundreds of pictures of the tourists during the elephant ride, providing them with a DVD of the videos after the trip.

The Tiger Temple morning session and Elephant ride/swim tour is another popular choice among tourists. The tour includes a visit to the Bridge over the river Kwai, a visit to the Tiger temple, and an elephant ride and swim. The tour guides, Na and Jo, are known for their friendliness and for providing snacks for the tourists. The Tiger temple is a highlight of the tour, with tourists getting the opportunity to feed tiger cubs and play with young tigers. The elephant ride and swim is a fun experience, with the mahouts showing tourists how to have fun while swimming with the elephants.

However, some tourists have expressed dissatisfaction with the cost of the tours and the long drives involved. They have also described the floating market as a tourist trap. Despite these concerns, many tourists have praised the guides for their photography skills and the time spent with the elephants as a memorable experience. However, they have advised future tourists to apply insect repellent before sitting on the elephants to avoid bug bites.