Bangkok Elephant Park
A park in Nong Chok on Bangkok's eastern edge, with three-hour half days from ฿1,900, where you feed, walk and swim with the elephants.
Plan your visit
- Hours
- Daily 09:00–17:00
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Only visit sanctuaries that prohibit riding, use no chains or bullhooks, and let elephants roam freely. Elephant Nature Park in Chiang Mai set the standard. If a place offers painting shows or circus tricks, walk away.
Details
- Address
- 47, Suwinthawong, Khwaeng Krathum Rai, Khet Nong Chok, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10530, Thailand
- Phone
- 090 920 5885
- Website
- www.bangkokelephant.com
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Why go, and how to do it well
Bangkok Elephant Park sits in Nong Chok on the city's far eastern edge, a stretch of jungle, ponds and open fields where the elephants roam. There's no riding and no shows. You watch the herd from observation salas, and the half day also has you feed the elephants, walk with them, prepare their food and vitamins, give them a mud spa, then bathe and swim with them.
A half day runs about three hours, morning or afternoon, with a Thai buffet, an outfit and boots, and a herbal-inhaler workshop. It's ฿2,550 for adults and ฿2,250 for children aged five to nine with a round-trip Bangkok transfer, or from ฿1,900 if you get there yourself. The full day is around seven hours with a free transfer from ฿5,794. World Animal Protection advises against bathing with elephants, so it's worth knowing the water is part of every program here.
Written by Mac Kiley · Updated Oct 2026
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Reviews from Google
If you are looking for an ethical and heartwarming encounter with giants, Bangkok Elephant Park is a must-visit. My family and I visited in December 2025, and it was easily the highlight of our trip to Thailand. Seamless Service & Local Flavor From the start, the experience was stress-free. The park arranged a private van that picked us up directly from our hotel and dropped us back afterward. Before meeting the stars of the show, we were treated to a delicious, authentic Pad Thai lunch. It was the perfect fuel for the adventure ahead! The "Blue Shirt" Tradition One of the most interesting parts of the day was the briefing. We learned that we had to change into specific blue denim-style shirts. Why? The elephants at this sanctuary are trained to associate these blue shirts with "friends" who bring food and care. It helps the elephants feel calm and safe when meeting new groups of people. Up-Close and Personal The guides were fantastic—knowledgeable, witty, and clearly passionate about animal welfare. They taught us about the elephants' rescue stories and their daily routines. Our interaction included: Feeding Time: We got to hand-feed them their favorite snack: sugar cane. The Walk: We joined the elephants for a gentle stroll through their natural habitat, observing how they interact with the environment. Bath Time: The absolute highlight! We got to help wash the elephants, which was an incredible bonding experience (and a great way to cool off). Why This Sanctuary Stands Out Based on their mission, Bangkok Elephant Park focuses on "Ethical Tourism." Unlike older trekking camps, there is no riding here. The focus is entirely on observation, rehabilitation, and education. It’s a wonderful way to teach children about conservation while creating memories that last a lifetime. Final Verdict: Highly recommended for families. It’s educational, ethical, and incredibly fun. Tip: Bring a change of dry clothes and some sunscreen! You will get wet during the elephant bath.
Wow wow wow !!! What an amazing experience given to us by the staff at Bangkok Elephant Park. Not and Nathan our guides were super informative and funny as well which made for a great experience, the bath with the elephants was my highlight of the tour but everything from start to finish was totally worth the money. The best part is that money from these tours goes into purchasing other Elephant that are in need of rescuing. Great job to the entire team at Bangkok Elephant Sanctuary ❤️
Such a lovely place! We received a very warm welcome, and the staff were kind and friendly. The experience was enjoyable and meaningful, and it’s great to see a place that truly cares about protecting elephants. A wonderful place to visit and highly recommended for tourists. Interacting with the elephants—feeding them, walking alongside them, and bathing with them—was truly a great and unforgettable experienc
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47, Suwinthawong, Khwaeng Krathum Rai, Khet Nong Chok, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10530, Thailand
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Bangkok Elephant Park: Frequently Asked Questions
Is Bangkok Elephant Park worth visiting?
Bangkok Elephant Park holds a 5.0★ rating from 6,497 Google reviews, placing it among the highest-rated activities & tours in Bangkok.
What are the opening hours of Bangkok Elephant Park?
Bangkok Elephant Park is typically open 09:00–17:00 — see the full day-by-day schedule in the location info on this page. Hours can change on Thai public holidays, so check ahead for holiday visits.
When is the best time to visit Bangkok Elephant Park?
The best months to visit Bangkok are November – February, with the most reliable weather. Crowds peak in December & January — going early in the day usually means fewer people. Months to think twice about: April – May (peak heat).
Where is Bangkok Elephant Park located?
Bangkok Elephant Park is at 47, Suwinthawong, Khwaeng Krathum Rai, Khet Nong Chok, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10530, Thailand, in Bangkok. Getting around Bangkok: BTS Skytrain (most central areas); MRT Metro (underground).
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