Pattaya Elephant Village

Buy tickets directly in this software. Take a taxi for half an hour at Pattaya Beach. This elephant village is in a very remote rural place. The car drives into the countryside. If it is a girl, it is best to go quickly at night. When you arrive, go directly to the front desk and take the order and show him a piece of paper to see you. There are cages closed animals, birds, monkeys, etc.... Then walk into the second floor and see the elephants queuing up. During the period, you can redeem a drink for free, ride the elephant for half an hour, and then want to take pictures with the elephants. 100, there are photographers taking pictures, the computer takes pictures of 150, in fact, it is not necessary. Just take a photo on your mobile phone. If you have to take a photo, you will give the money. Otherwise, the elephant will run. My friend gave the money and didn’t take the elephant to rest. The money was gone and the photo was not taken. You can only find another one. Overall, this place is a zoo. , Very stinky animal cockroaches, At 5:30, there was an elephant show and we left without seeing it. The signal in this place is very poor. It may be the reason for the countryside. Overall, it is good, but the elephant is so pitiful. 🥺 was beaten by the person who rode it with a very pointed hammer.🔨

Pattaya Elephant Village is a sanctuary for former working elephants. welcome all the visitors with the Thai dancing KachaShow Pattaya. International Buffet and Seasonal Fruits, Included Tea of Coffee

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The scenery is good and the environment is comfortable. The elephant is very cute. The service is too bad. When riding the elephant, the staff asks us for a tip. He has been playing with his mobile phone. The child wants to feed the elephant with bananas. He doesn’t manage money. This tip is too little for 20 baht. The experience is too bad. 🥴

Not bad, the overall experience is OK, there are performances, the actors are very hardworking, the elephants are very obedient, there are other small animals to feed, but you need to spend extra money to buy feed for the animals, the price is not expensive, it is a little far away, plan the time in advance