
BEES is a community-based sanctuary in Mae Chaem, Chiang Mai, where rescued and retired elephants are observed without riding, bathing, feeding or touching.

Discover a hands-off elephant sanctuary in Sukhothai where rescued elephants roam freely and visitors observe their natural behaviour.

Observe rescued and retired elephants in their natural hillside setting at ChangChill Hillside, an observation-led sanctuary in Mae Wang, Chiang Mai.

Observe rescued elephants roaming and socialising at ChangChill View Doi, an Elephant Friendly sanctuary in Chiang Mai focused on welfare and education.
Observe rescued elephants roaming freely in a 360-acre forest sanctuary in Phitsanulok, with an Elephant Friendly designation from World Animal Protection.

Following Giants Koh Lanta offers hands-off elephant observation in Krabi, with no riding, bathing or direct contact and World Animal Protection accreditation.

Following Giants Krabi offers observation-led elephant visits in a natural setting, without riding, bathing or handling, and is Elephant Friendly recognized.

Discover GVI’s research-led elephant project in Huay Pakoot, where visitors observe elephants in their forest environment and support Karen community conservation.

Visit Kindred Spirit Elephant Sanctuary in Mae Chaem, Chiang Mai, for ethical, observation-focused elephant conservation in a semi-wild forest setting.

Discover the LIFE Project near Mae Sot, where elephants live in protected forest and visitors learn through small-group observation and education.

Discover the Palatha Project, a forest conservation initiative in Tak, Thailand focused on elephant autonomy and sustainable livelihoods for mahout families.

Observe rescued and retired elephants roaming and socialising in a forest setting at Phuket Elephant Sanctuary, an observation-led refuge in Thailand.

Somboon Legacy Foundation in Kanchanaburi rescues and retires elephants, offering observation-led visits focused on natural behaviour and welfare.
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