Elephant Green Hill Project

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Em, a fantastic host and guide, made the visit to the elephant sanctuary a memorable one. The sanctuary was chosen with care, ensuring that it was truly ethical, with no riding, hooks, or tying up of the elephants. It was clear that the elephants were well cared for and well fed, and Em even took the time to capture the day's events on the visitors' phones for their social media updates.

The sanctuary was a place where the elephants were treated with respect and care. The staff made last-minute reservations a breeze, and the visitors were welcomed into the sanctuary as if it were their own home. The elephants were free to roam in the jungle, eat, and play in the water, all under the watchful eyes of the caring staff. Visitors had the opportunity to prepare vitamin balls for the elephants and chop trees to feed them. The staff also prepared an amazing Thai lunch, making the day even more enjoyable. The highlight of the day was bathing the elephants in the mud and then in the water, a clear sign of their happiness and contentment.

The sanctuary was a haven for cruelty-free interaction with elephants. Visitors were picked up from their hotels and given a short video lesson on how to properly feed and interact with the elephants. The sanctuary provided refreshments and a guide, Patrick, who was both funny and informative. He taught the visitors about the elephants, their age, gender, and the differences between African and Chinese elephants. The day was filled with activities, from preparing food for the elephants, feeding them, hiking to their watering hole, and even playing in the water with them. The day ended with a local tea and food, with visitors being able to participate in the preparation of the snacks.

The sanctuary was a great alternative to the typical elephant experience. It was a place free from cruelty, pain, and exploitation. The elephants were treated with love and given plenty of snacks. It was a place for those who loved elephants and appreciated the need for their care. The staff who ran the sanctuary clearly cared for the elephants and provided visitors with the opportunity to feed, bathe, and trek with these majestic animals.

The sanctuary was also a place of rescue for the elephants. Adult elephants were rescued from a life of performing, and even a baby elephant named Sunday was rescued by the team. The elephants were not set free in the wild, but the life they had in the sanctuary seemed exactly what they should have. The staff kept a watchful eye on them 24/7 to protect them from poachers. The sanctuary was a place where the elephants could roam freely and safely.

The sanctuary was a fantastic place, with a guide who was informative and knowledgeable. The staff cared deeply about the welfare of the elephants, making it a highly recommended place to visit. The sanctuary was a place of learning, interaction, and most importantly, a place of love and care for the elephants. It was a rewarding and unforgettable experience for anyone visiting Chiang Mai.