Ethical Elephant Tourism in Thailand: Inside ChangChill Sanctuary

[@blueelephantthailandtours8860]

Amazing visit

[@bluedailyelephantcaresanct5945]

Amazing video about ethical elephant sanctuary in Chiang Mai. Thank you so much for sharing this to the world

[@heretotravel]

It’s very much our pleasure.

[@wayne28387]

Great video guys What an amazing place !

[@heretotravel]

Thanks! 🙏 Glad you enjoyed it! 😊

[@Dennisw81]

Great video. 👍 you guys are amazing! 🙏

[@heretotravel]

Thank you! 🙏

[@elangnevilos]

Great video. Very informative. Would just like to ask if you think the sanctuary would be manageable for a 72 yo who uses a cane? Is there only 1 way to the area (crossing the small wooden bridge over a stream)? Thanks!

[@heretotravel]

Hello. Thanks for watching and for your comments. Visitors are required to walk a lot during their visits. This includes across narrow wooden bridges, along narrow paddy field paths and up a steep hill. Unfortunately, I’d say it was unsuitable for the person you described. There are other ethical elephant sanctuaries in Thailand worth considering, including Elephant Nature Park which is fairly nearby. The parks listed at www.worldanimalprotection.org/latest/blogs/thailand-elephants/ are wildly considered to be the most ethical in Thailand.

[@elangnevilos]

@heretotravel Thanks. Will check out the link you gave.

[@AnjiSavory]

I also visited here in June, wow what an amazing place , I recommend for a truly ethical sanctuary 🐘 🩶 x

[@heretotravel]

Yes, totally agree! Such an amazing place.