Half-Day Elephant Experience at Rantong

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Highlights

Half-day visit to Ran-Tong Rescue Centre
Meet elephants rescued since 2009
Change into mahout-style Karen clothes
Lunch or dinner included
Air-conditioned transfer and insurance

Ran-Tong is devoted to rescuing abused elephants from all over Thailand and surrounding countries. Every elephant rescued is brought to the sanctuary in Chiang Mai and cared for with great passion and enthusiasm. Our mission is not only geared towards the protection and prevention of abused Elephants in Thailand but also to educate the public about their long history within Thai culture. Founded in 2009, Ran-Tong has rescued over 40 elephants to date with the help of public generosity, support, and private donation they can continue their ongoing vital work. Our priority is animal welfare. At Ran-Tong Save & Rescue Elephant Centre, you will completely get to learn a lot about elephants and have a memorable experience with them.

Included

Air-conditioned vehicle
Lunch for Half Day Morning or Dinner for Half Day Afternoon
Mahout Style Karen Clothes to change
Travel Insurance

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Good to know

Cancellation

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Ran-Tong allow riding?

Ran-Tong is a rescue sanctuary focused on elephant welfare. Founded in 2009, they've rescued over 40 elephants. The experience emphasises protection, prevention of abuse, and learning about elephants in Thai culture.

What's included in the 5-hour experience?

Air-conditioned vehicle transfer, lunch (for half-day morning) or dinner (for half-day afternoon), Mahout-style Karen clothes to change into, and travel insurance.

What languages are available?

Mandarin Chinese and English. Group size is up to 10 people.

How ethical is this experience?

The operator's priority is animal welfare. Ran-Tong rescues abused elephants from Thailand and surrounding countries, funded by public donations. You'll learn about elephant history in Thai culture alongside the hands-on experience.