Help The Herd
In their time of need
Over this awful period so many have suffered and our elephants have been caught up in the middle of all this. It is very hard to keep them fed and pay for the veterinary care that so many of them need.
This is why we are asking you to please consider helping them, and the other animals under our care, over this difficult time by buying an EleGiftCard from us that will be discounted off your future visit. More…
Elephant Nature Park is an elephant rescue and rehabilitation center in Northern Thailand where you can volunteer and visit to help. We have been involved in dozens of rescues which have created our thriving elephant herd. The park provides a natural environment for elephants, dogs, cats, buffaloes and many other animals under our care.
Volunteers and visitors contribute to the healing while learning about their lives past and present. Arrange a visit to all our projects in Thailand, Cambodia and Myanmar.
Elephant Nature Park Blog
Elephant Herd
Ploy Thong, the blind elephant was accepted to join with Chana and Kabu.
We rescued Ploy Thong from Pattaya elephant camp in Feb 2018. She has both eyes…
Our herd has started to grow bigger, Mae Koy and Maliwan join Yindee’s herd.
We received the contact from the elephant's owner who lived in Koh Chang (located around…
Elephant Nature Park
ENP mahouts dedicate their lives to these majestic beings as they are the most important factor of the elephant’s wellness.
At Elephant Nature Park, mahout is one of the main actors in the development of…
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2021
May the magic of Christmas fill your heart and home with peace, love and joy!…
Supporters & Media
Lek Saengduean Chailert, the founder of Elephant Nature Park and Save Elephant Foundation visit and help many elephant camps in Thailand
On Wednesday 06th, May 2020 our founder - Lek Saengduean Chailert, visited and helped many…
Thank you Save Elephant Foundation for the generosity to support elephants camps in Thailand
Message from our founder, Lek Chailert: More than 1500 elephants are represented under Save Elephant…







