Bangkok: Elephants World & Erawan Waterfall in Kanchanaburi

Bangkok



Enjoy a day trip from Bangkok to Kanchanaburi with a visit to Elephant World. Feed and bathe the elephants and enjoy a delicious lunch. Swim in the turquoise waters of the Erawan Waterfall.

Highlights

  • Learn about elephant conservation and welfare
  • Visit the famous Erawan Waterfall and swim in the turquoise waters
  • Relax in the natural surroundings and take a dip in the cool waters
  • Private round trip transfer hotel in bangkok
  • Observe elephants in their natural environment

Description

Embark on a full-day journey to Kanchanaburi to experience its natural beauty, with photo stops at important landmarks such as the Don Rak War Cemetery and the River Kwai Bridge. Continue your adventure with a visit to ElephantsWorld, located just outside the city. Founded in 2008 by Dr. Samart and Khun Fon, a local veterinarian, this sanctuary is dedicated to providing a safe haven for elderly, abused, and disabled elephants. Each elephant at ElephantsWorld has a unique story. Many have come from difficult backgrounds, including the logging industry, trekking camps, or even lives spent begging on the streets, which have impacted their health and well-being. With compassion and care at its core, ElephantsWorld was established to offer these magnificent animals a peaceful life. The sanctuary is committed to animal welfare, with no harm, no riding, and no elephant shows. After spending meaningful time with the elephants, enjoy a delicious lunch at the sanctuary before continuing to Erawan Waterfall, a stunning seven-tiered waterfall renowned as one of the most beautiful in Thailand. You can swim in the emerald-green pools and relax in the surrounding natural beauty. Conclude your memorable day with a comfortable journey back to Bangkok, where you will be safely dropped off at your hotel.

Includes

Private Transfer to and from your hotel Joined the half-day elephant care activity Lunch at the elephant camp Fuel Toll fees Parking fees Travel insurance

Excludes

Guide Erawan National Park entrance fee THB 300 / Person (cash) Personal expenses Tips

Important Information

  • No riding of the elephants Wear comfortable clothes and shoes suitable for outdoor activities. Be sure to bring your camera, sunglasses, hat, mosquito repellent and sun lotion. Be prepared for a full day of adventure and fun. The journey back to Bangkok may be subject to traffic conditions, so the return time is approximate.

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund

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