This is a place to see an elephant as an elephant. If you only want to ride and elephant or watch a circus act you will be disappointed. If you want to learn more about the habits and life of this wonderful animal then go and spend some time. At least say overnight but if you have the time, volunteer... More

Everyone leaves the Elephant Nature Park with a new appreciation for Asia's endangered elephants. My partner and I really enjoyed feeding and bathing these large mammals, and seeing them interact with one another. It is unbelievable the abuse most of these elephants have gone through, but ENP allows them to live healthy and free lives. I highly recommend doing a... More

You will be moved by these elephants, many have suffered at the hands of man. You will discover the humanity in yourself because you will see the personality and individuality of each elephant. I noticed a few bad reviews, and they could only have been from insensitive, obnoxious travelers. This place is for real world travelers. You will quickly discover... More

The Elephant Nature Park was the highlight of our recent 2 week trip to Thailand. We spent one night and 2 days following different elephant families around the camp. I took many photos and sketched during the downtime. The guides were wonderful and were very informative and cared about our safety. I can't say enough great things about this place.... More

It's a must do when u go to Chiang mai, fantastic day out and relatively cheap for what u get out of it. They do great work helping these big friendly giants. Don't leave Thailand without doing this

My husband and I did the one week volunteer program at ENP and it was the best experience of our lives. I wanted to make sure we were going to a place where the elephants weren't a side show attraction and used as rides, so I did a lot of research on the internet, and ENP was the place that... More

Please, for all of you that want to have an experience with elephants, come to this place! It's the only place where elephants are not abused as taxis for people, or painters or soccer players. They are completely free at the park, they do not need to work ( yes, if you pay to ride on them, they are working... More

In the past year I have been to Adoo Elephant Park to see elephant conservation in Africa in South Africa and to Chitwan , Nepal where we bathed ( or more accurately were bathed by the elephants in the river). I love the elephants and am distressed about what is happening to elephants worldwide and want to do what I... More

One of the highlights of my trip. I would definitely recommend it - and you know you are visiting a place that cares for the animals, instead of exploiting them. We were there during the low season so it wasn't too crowded (I have heard the tourists flock there in the high season, which may change the experience). But we... More