Reasons to Visit Elephant Nature Park

A run down on reasons to visit the Elephant Nature Park.

This list is influenced by our visitors comments at the park and on social medias - thanks

3		Joining Journey to Freedom (J2F) volunteers, meeting new people & being part of a conservation project
4		Learning Elephant at our award winning conservation park and the beautiful surrounding area
5		Volunteer help to build new toilet and shower facilities for poor tribal villagers
6		Discover how to communicate with elephants and learn with mahouts
7		Volunteer to send hope for poor tribal students in remote areas.
8		Support Lek and her volunteer teams assisting people and rescue animals caught in flooded areas
9		Volunteer to assist and help rescued animals in flooding areas.
10		Watch the herd enjoy a soothing mud bath
11		A wonderful feeling is the rescue of the elephant. Event better when we can find one.
12		Volunteer for Giving vaccine for local people and animals
13		Support our efforts to rescue elephants in need
14		Volunteer to develop the local community
15		To watch the elephant return to the safety and love of the herd
16		Feeding snacks for lovely member herd
17		Save the forests and plant food for the hungry elephants
18		"A Life-changing experience. I will never forget my special time at Elephant Nature Park"- (from Heather Cooper on Facebook)
19		Learning elephant and support Lek project- watching the park background and member herd video
20		Volunteer for teaching English at rural remote area, do activities, and have fun with the tribal children
21		Journey to freedom project, sharing traditional food dinner with local tribal people
22		“The most amazing place on earth - life changing experience !!”- Jayne Cartwright on Facebook
23		Have a bath in the river with your residences elephants
24		Fall in love and get close with our naughty baby elephants.
25		Revel in the outstanding natural views that surround the park
26		Buying locally made crafts and support the income of our surrounding villages
27		Take a photo close up with our beloved elephant herd and your favourite member
28		“I know all the reasons to visit this place, a very pleasing experience indeed”- Leo Cooper on Facebook
29		Experience of joining Loy Kra Tong festival, doing Thai cultures activities with local people and volunteers at the park.
30		Enjoy learning elephant and feel free with our friendly guides
31		Experience of seeing elephant herds in a monsoon rain storm
32		"It is good for the soul to see happy, loved elephants roaming free"- Cristina on FaceBook & Twitter
33		To feed and take care of Mae Do our gentle disabled elephant
34		Study with your school or college group. Interact and learn about elephant conservation and the area's ecosystem
35		To sleep in the beautiful tree huts
36		Get a kiss from Hope
37		"You need no other reason than to want to see elephants who are looked after and loved and to enjoy....." more- Michele Legge on Facebook
38		Tie an orange ribbon round the old teak tree
39		To join with a group of elephant helpers and volunteers
40		"Because they are just the most amazingly gorgeous animals in the most amazingly gorgeous place. ......" more - Samantha Halls on FaceBook
41		Clean Mae Tees damaged toe-nails
42		Travel with jumbo express to assist remote elephants in health care
43		"Because it is a privilege that they allow us into their world and their families" - Eleni Goulas on Facebook
44		See our rescued buffalos lazily enjoying their life at our reserve
45		Visit Jokia, our lovely blind elephant on her birthday
46		A hearty lunch for the guests (from Cami Simmons on Twitter)
47		To relieve stress in beautiful natural surroundings
48		Prepare lunch for a herd of hungry elephants
49		See Lek our founder. Learn and support her elephant rescue projects
50		Meet new friends, volunteers and elephants. Help the herd and have fun