With the demise of the Teak trade most of Thailands working elephants became redundant overnight , this gave the Elephant farm the chance to show off the skills of the elephants to the public , you have a long ride on an elephant which is a weird sensation in it`self and also a sword fighting display by Thai actors who... More

The elephant show was interesting but very touristy as was the cultural show there-- the kick boxing demonstration seemed like a joke

Got up close and personal with the elephants. Enjoyed feeding the elephants and a lovely ride too. Take plenty of fluids and clothes you dont mind getting a bit dirty/dusty.

we went on a trip here and were amazed we sat and watched elephants in there natural habitat we were able to feed the elephants with bunches of bananas and stroke them it was fantastic to be up so close and personal with these unbelievable animals.

I've visited here 3 times now as our three children all hit the age that they considered themselves worthy and able to ride the Elephants. The price has gone up quite a bit which is justified by them saying it all goes to the elephants. It just gets the feel of being a little bit of a money spinner with... More

As we were in Thailand my partner wanted to do a elephant safari, therefore we went. This was advertised as a 40 minute trek through the jungle, ride on a raft and return trip to the village by Ox cart followed by dinner. Before you set off they tell you to buy water (this is twice the price you pay... More

Excellent. This was a real experience, bit scary at first, if youve never been on an elephant. Great laugh and great guides. Feeding the elephants was great they love their bananas lol. At he end of our ride we had the pics done being picked up by them, unbelievable and they got the old one to do a show, truly... More

It was a nice experience riding elephant here, and after we got a show with a "baby" elephant. Dont expect any luxury here, it is very simple and straight on. But that is what it is all about at palces like this. Nice and friendly people around, but remember to carry some 20 bath tip money...that is essential at places... More

the elephants here suffer the most extreme cruelty and torture,,poked in the eyes with sticks.hit with steel tipped hooks and restrained enviroment...sadly this is the case in all of thailand...please do not support the mafia who run these shows..this is not an innocent pastime it is a great horror to the elephants