Krabi Elephant Care House with Tiger Cave Temple
- Watch them enjoy their mud spa
- Walk with the elephants along a stream
- Take a bath with the elephants
- Clean the elephant's skin
- Visit Tiger Cave Temple
What to expect
Spend a few hours time bathing and feeding elephants at an ethically-run sanctuary at the foot of Khao Phanom Bencha mountain range in Krabi. Complete this long-lasting experience with a visit of Tiger Cave Temple, where you can hike to the top with the most gorgeous views over Krabi's limestone cliffs, lush green rain forest and Andaman Sea.
Good to know
On the day of your trip, get picked up from your accommodation and drive to Krabi Elephant Care House at the foot of Khao Phanom Bencha mountain in just 15 minutes. You will be met by an English-speaking guide and learn about the their behavior, what they eat, and their individual stories.
Watch them enjoy their mud spa and join them. The elephants apply mud on their skin as a healthy sunscreen and mud treatment. Next, walk with the elephants, bathe them, and join them in the water for a refreshing cool-off. Brush the elephants while they frolic and play in the water and watch them enjoy being pampered. Feed them pineapples and bananas, and observe these gentle giants as they enjoy their newfound freedom.
The elephants belong to the locals and are treated like a family. A strong belief in human-elephant interaction is what makes Krabi Elephant House so special. You are able to have a life-enhancing experience with these magnificent animals and learn about them in a natural and relaxed environment.
At midday you will strengthen yourself with a healthy Thai style meal at the sanctuary prepared from the local cook, so that you will be ready for the afternoon activity.
Continue to Tiger Cave Temple, a sacred site which is well-known for its exceedingly steep and sweaty ascent with 1237 steps. You will be rewarded with an outstanding view over Krabi’s limestone rocks and coastal area. But also, the main “Tiger Cave” and the “wonderland” rainforest, are very interesting and worth seeing.