Name: 2 Days 1 NightVisit Elephant Sanctuary with Bamboo Rafting and Trekking
SKU: COPY K5
Price: 4300.00 THB
Availability: InStock

Description

Day 1

07:00-08:00 Pick up from your accommodation.
Drive approximately 1.20 hours to south of Chiang Mai, Stop at market to experience local culture.
Arrive at Karen Elephant Sanctuary Change into traditional Karen hill tribe clothing.
Meet our elephants, feed and take photos with them in their natural life
Learn how to make medicine for elephants.
Mud spa with the elephants.
Walk with our elephants to the river to bathe and brush them.
After this we leave for our Karen Hilltribe home stay to meet your hosts for the evening.
The rest of the evening will be spent cooking a traditional Thai meal with your guide after which we will spend the evening chatting, laughing and playing games.

Day 2

After breakfast we take a short drive to a traditional Karen Hilltribe village where you can experience our way of life for yourself.
Enjoy a 3 hour trek through beautiful jungle where you can see some amazing views of northern Thailand’s nature to our destination at a beautiful waterfall to relax and refresh.
Traditional Thai meal at the waterfall.
Bamboo rafting for 1 hour
17:00 Retern to our accommodation

Price

Can you pick me up at the airport, bus or train station? We are unable to pick you up from the bus, train, or airport due to the possibility of delays and cannot wait for you because this will have an effect on the entire group. We suggest that you spend the night in Chiang Mai before your trip.
Is transport free? Within a 5 km radius of the old city, transportation is free; if your lodging is outside of this area, you will be charged an additional fee.
How long does it take to get to the sanctuary? From Chiang Mai, the journey typically takes about one and a half hours, but this can be affected by local traffic conditions.

What kind of meal will I get?

We don’t serve anything overly spicy in our traditional Thai cuisine, which is made with seasonal, fresh ingredients to please everyone’s taste buds.
Can you cater for vegans? Yes, we are happy to prepare vegan food, and most special requests can be accommodated with 24 hours’ notice.
What drinks do you provide? We provide you with free water to drink at the sanctuary, but you should bring some with you on your journey, especially during the hot season.

Can I ride the elephants? No, riding is not allowed at all.
Do I need to take part in every activity? You are free to enjoy your day without feeling compelled to participate in any of our activities because they are optional.
Do I need to be physically fit? The sanctuary is open to people of all fitness levels, but you should be aware that most of the activities will require you to move around on your feet.
Is there WiFi? We don’t have WiFi at our sanctuary, which is in a rural farmland, but we do have great views.
Do I need insurance? Our accident insurance covers all registered visitors up to 500,000 THB. Please be aware that this does not cover personal items like phones and cameras; however, your personal travel insurance may cover these items.

Can I bring my camera? You are welcome to take your own pictures and videos; however, you are not allowed to use flash.
Can I bring my drone? Because they could frighten our elephants, we do not permit the use of drones in the sanctuary.
Do you take photos? We try to provide a photographer for the day so that you can have a better time at the sanctuary. This is a free service that is not included in the price of your visit.
Where can I find my pictures? Within three to five days of your visit, we will typically upload your photos to our website’s Gallery page.
Can you send me higher resolution images? Unfortunately, we are unable to provide people with images of a higher resolution in the majority of cases.
There are no pictures from my visit, can I have a refund? We sincerely apologise if something goes wrong, as we do not charge for images. Unfortunately, things do go wrong from time to time.