Thailand offers a variety of elephant-related activities for visitors, ranging from riding experiences to non-riding interactions such as feeding, bathing, and educational programs. These options are considered personal choices, as each provides a different type of experience and level of interaction. Elephant camps in Thailand operate under national welfare guidelines and industry standards that emphasize animal health, rest periods, proper nutrition, safe living environments, and professional care. In addition, Thai animal welfare laws establish clear regulations and penalties to ensure responsible treatment and consistent standards across the country. Travelers are encouraged to learn about each activity, review the camp’s welfare practices, and select programs that align with their comfort level and values. Visiting elephant camps as an educational and cultural experience can help promote responsible and sustainable tourism while supporting proper animal care.

At Chokchai Elephant Camp, we offer more than just an elephant experience. Discover a unique program that combines traditional Muay Thai training with ethical elephant care, creating a meaningful journey of culture, strength, and compassion—all in one place. Whether you are a beginner or simply curious, this experience allows you to train, learn, and connect with Thailand’s heritage in an authentic and respectful way.

Chokchai Elephant Camp in Chiang Mai welcomes Baby Nappa, a newborn female elephant born to mother Molopo, bringing joy and hope to the herd.