The day the earth shook

Elephant Nature Park sends our thoughts and support to everyone affected by today’s earthquake in Thailand and Myanmar. We hope you all stay safe, take care, and remain vigilant.

Playful MalaiThong

MalaiThong has been watching the little ones have fun with the tire, and today she decided it was her turn to join in! She couldn’t resist the excitement and had a wonderful time playing. It’s wonderful to see her playful side shine!

Trunk to Tail Procession

The coordinated grace of the Khamla herd is beautiful to witness. This single-file marching, sometimes called a “trunk-to-tail” procession, is common in matriarchal herds. Infrasound hums through the herd, syncing every step.

Dust Bath Ritual

After a refreshing dip in the river, Thong Ae – aka Butterfly Girl – was in an especially cheerful mood while taking her ritual dust bath! Her playful charm, relishing every moment, put a smile on the faces of everyone looking on—her happiness is truly contagious!

Jokia: Such a gorgeous old girl

Despite being completely blind, Jokia moves with natural confidence, navigating her surroundings with ease. As one of the first elephants to be rescued by Lek, her many years at Elephant Nature Park have given her a strong sense of familiarity, security, and trust. Such a gorgeous old girl.

Elephants love in the simplest purest way

On a beautiful morning, kissed by sunlight and a cool breeze, the lovely Khamla lies down on the grass, soaking up the warmth, while her family watches over her protectively. Even though Khamla has grown into a young adult, she is still the youngest in her herd. To them, she remains their little one, the heart of their family, cherished by all.