[2025 Krabi ] Travel Guide for Krabi Elephant HOUSE Sanctuary (Updated Apr)

When you come to Krabi, your children complain that they want to go to the zoo. You have to tell them that Krabi doesn't have a zoo, but there is an elephant camp that truly loves and cares for elephants. I talked to the owner of this elephant camp and he said that he raises 5 elephants here. Each of them used to work hard, dragging logs. One came from Yala, while others came from the North, the Northeast, and the South. The cost of feeding each elephant is 12,000 baht per elephant, not including the cost of the elephant handler. They eat 3 tons of food per day. There is no elephant riding here to see the forest or canals because they don't want to cause animal cruelty. You can only feed, touch, and bathe the elephants. And don't miss taking pictures with the elephants. Admission fee: Adults 50 baht, children 20 baht, young children free. As for drinks and food, the prices are not expensive. The food is not halal. #SeeElephantsKrabi #KrabiWorthVisiting Address: Krabi Elephant House Sanctuary, 368 Moo 5, Tambon Thapprik, Mueang, Krabi 81000 Score: 9/10

🐘✨ What an unforgettable day at Krabi Elephant Sanctuary! This place truly embodies compassion and respect for these gentle giants ❤️🐘. From feeding to walking with the elephants, every moment felt incredibly special.The sanctuary is dedicated to ethical tourism, giving rescued elephants a safe and happy environment to thrive after being abused for years, this one was used for trekking for many years and was rescued after Covid. Currently the sanctuary has 7 gentle giants in their care. It was heartwarming to see these magnificent creatures roam freely and bond with the caretakers 🐾💕. Learning about their stories and the sanctuary’s efforts to protect them was both humbling and inspiring 💡🌍. Plus, being able to feed the elephants,walk with them and bathe them in the river was an incredible experience I recommend to all. If you’re visiting Krabi, I highly recommend adding this to your itinerary—it’s a meaningful, educational, and memorable experience 😍🌟! #KrabiElephantsSanctuary #EthicalTourism #AnimalLovers #ElephantLove #BucketListExperience #GentleGiants #NatureConnection #SanctuaryVisit #TravelThailand #WildlifeConservation #EcoFriendlyTravel #MemorableMoments #KrabiExperience #RespectForAnimals #MustVisitThailand

Krabi Elephant Sanctuary is a remarkable ethical elephant experience in Thailand. Unlike traditional elephant attractions, this sanctuary focuses on the well-being of the elephants, offering visitors a chance to interact with them in a cruelty-free environment. Visitors can feed, bathe, and walk with the elephants, all while learning about the importance of conservation and animal welfare. The sanctuary’s staff are knowledgeable and passionate, ensuring that the elephants are treated with respect and care. It’s a must-visit for anyone looking to enjoy a responsible and meaningful experience with these majestic creatures in Krabi.

#thailandtrip Getting There - this is an elephant sanctuary house located in Krabi island, you can join a day trip to visit this place, or go by yourself at your own transport, address: 83/13, Ao Luek Tai, Ao Luek District, Krabi, Thailand. Attractions - we enjoyed our day in this sanctuary by feeding the elephant , walking with elephants in the forests, mud spa with them and bath with them. My children love it so much.

#krabitrip LOVED THIS EXPERIENCE! The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. The trainer for the 3 year old elephant is very protective of him which is nice to see. If the elephant is scared or uncomfortable the trainer will not let people near him. It makes me feel better that they are not forced into anything. There is NO riding or sticks/hooks used on them. There are different tours. I did the B tour and it was the perfect amount of time. They give you enough time to enjoy and interact with them. I would go here again to support the sanctuary. Thank you for all that they do for the elephants.

This is a very beautiful place and if you are on a rush they have a quick tour for you. My friend and I were passing by since we needed to go somewhere else but we decided to stay one day in Krabi and do the elephants your. It was 1700 to feed them, have a mud bath with them and then help them shower in the river. We left the hotel at 11 and we came back and 2:30 #elephantsanctuary #Elephants #krabi

l loved my visit here, the elephant's seem well taken care of ... There hit the bamboo plants before eating to make it soft. I do not care to ride as their spines are soft and the riding seats are heavy along with the weight of two people it was not what I wanted to do. It's so nice just to feed them and be close to them.. Their energy is amazing to experience and I enjoyed very much

It was a great experience to see the world of nature. #thailand #krabi #elephants #naturalwonders #exploretheworld

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