I had the unfortunate displeasure of visiting this so-called camp, though “concentration camp” would be a far more fitting name given the appalling treatment of the elephants. These majestic creatures are treated as though they are garbage. The day before, I visited the Elephant Sanctuary, and the stark contrast is beyond words. Just look at the photos—these poor animals are visibly desperate to escape their miserable existence, but they are trapped, forced into servitude as mere attractions for human entertainment.
Allowing visitors to ride them? That is not just unethical—it’s outright inhumane. Perhaps the owners themselves should try carrying people on their backs to understand the cruelty they’re inflicting. If you want to run a business, fine. But exploiting and abusing animals in the process is beyond reprehensible.
And to make matters worse, the arrogance in your responses to anyone questioning your so-called expertise in raising elephants is just disgusting. How dare you act as though others are the problem when you are running what can only be described as a prison for animals?
This place is not only sad; it’s a disgrace to anyone who values animal rights. It’s cheap, yes—but the cost to the animals and the trauma of witnessing this abuse is far too high. I absolutely do not recommend visiting this travesty of a place. Shame on you.
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It is unacceptable that it has taken you this long to respond, especially when I’ve seen you reply to newer comments well before mine. It’s clear you’ve been trying to come up with some kind of excuse to ask me to remove my truthful post. Numerous reviews and photos from others clearly show elephants being kept in leg chains. This practice is abusive and unhealthy, especially when these animals are exploited for entertainment and profit through activities like elephant rides. I will not remove my comment because it reflects the undeniable truth. I urge you to take responsibility for your actions, acknowledge your mistakes, and stop...
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I was absolutely heartbroken by what I witnessed at this place. Elephants were tied up with the shortest ropes, unable to move even a few steps. The saddest part was seeing a baby elephant also tied up and restrained. It's beyond me how anyone could find joy in riding these majestic animals while a guide holds a sharp tool, pricking them whenever they stop or slow down.
The entire experience felt exploitative. The staff appeared more interested in making money than caring for the animals – aggressively asking for tips and commissions even after payments were made. It seemed like a typical tourist trap, likely where taxi drivers bring tourists for their own commissions.
What’s even more disappointing is the lack of regulation and oversight from the Thai government. Allowing such cruelty to continue is inexcusable.
I urge all tourists to please think twice before supporting these kinds of attractions. There are ethical sanctuaries out there that truly care for the wellbeing of elephants – seek those out instead. These beautiful creatures deserve our respect and protection, not to be chained and abused for...
Read moreI am only giving poor and one star for the entire people who is running this business. Shame on you! I have no choice, you have no heart,You guys are abusing these beautiful elephants.staff poked them with the metal stiks to move them around while you riding the elephants. They shouldn't be treating like this, they are beautiful animals and you don't have to chained them and hurt them with meatal. How you feel if someone do the same thing with you. Totally disgusting and awaful. I really feel sorry for these elephants they also looks so weak and not treated respectfully. Its all about making money and running bussines. Thai government should do something and think about there beautiful elephants first. Please leave them where they belong in sanctuary. Stop abusing and harrasing them. Disgusting...
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