Immerse yourself in Chiang Mai’s culture and wildlife on this enriching tour. Visit an ethical Elephant Care Center to feed, bathe, and interact with elephants in a natural environment. Continue to the Long Neck Tribe Village to learn about their unique traditions and way of life.
Destination
Chiang Mai
Start City
Chiang Mai
End City
Chiang Mai
Tour Type
Private Tour
Period
Day Tour
Depart
mtwthfsasu
Condition
Easy Moderate Strenuous
Tour Code
CMHD12
Elephant Care Center + Long Neck Tribe
Itinerary
08:30 AM / 01:00 PM: Pick-Up from Hotel
Depart from your hotel and begin your journey to explore Chiang Mai’s nature and culture.
Visit Mae Sa Elephant Care Center
The Mae Sa Elephant Care Center, a sanctuary dedicated to the conservation and well-being of Asian elephants. Learn about their history, healthcare, and behavior while preparing nutritious sticky rice mixed with herbs for them. Enjoy an up-close experience feeding the elephants and walking alongside them to a nearby stream. Observe or participate in their bath, watching as they playfully splash in the water. This hands-on experience offers a unique opportunity to connect with these gentle giants in a responsible and ethical environment.
Visit Long Neck Tribe Village
Continue to the Long Neck Tribe Village, where women wear brass rings around their necks as part of their cultural tradition. Discover their history and origins from Shan State, Myanmar, and learn about their unique way of life.
12:30 PM / 05:00 PM: Return to Hotel
Conclude your journey with a comfortable transfer back to your hotel, enriched by this meaningful experience.
Questions about Elephant Care Center + Long Neck Tribe (2)
Q
What should we wear and what should we bring to visit the elephants and long neck tribe? Thank you!? John - 259 Days ago
A
For your visit to the elephants and the Long Neck Tribe, here are some recommendations on what to wear and bring:
What to Wear: Comfortable, lightweight clothing – It can get warm, so breathable fabrics are best. Long pants or knee-length shorts – Protects your legs while walking in natural areas. Closed-toe shoes or sandals with straps – Good for walking on uneven terrain. A hat and sunglasses – Helps protect you from the sun.
What to Bring: Sunscreen & insect repellent – Essential for outdoor activities. A small backpack – To carry your essentials comfortably. A rain jacket or poncho (if visiting in the rainy season). Camera or phone – To capture your experience! Some cash – For souvenirs or donations if you’d like to support the local community.
If you’re interacting with elephants, avoid wearing strong perfumes or lotions, as they have a strong sense of smell.
Kodhacharin S - answered within 7 Hours [TicketID # 6678]
Q
What is your cancellation policy if we book this tour? Thank you!? John - 275 Days ago
A
CANCELLATION POLICY If the Agent wishes to cancel any booked and confirmed services, a written request must be submitted to ORIENTAL ESCAPE. Cancellation fees will be applied as follows: More than 2 days before arrival – No cancellation fee1 day before arrival – 50% of the total tour priceNo-show – 100% of the total tour priceSpecial cancellation fees may apply if specified in the quotation. ORIENTAL ESCAPE reserves the right to claim additional losses exceeding the standard cancellation fee if sufficient proof of such losses can be provided. In such cases, the client has the right to demonstrate that no loss has occurred or that the actual loss is significantly lower than the claimed amount. Additionally, ORIENTAL ESCAPE may pass on any extra costs imposed by service providers (e.g., fees for unoccupied hotel rooms or transport seats) to the client. Kodhacharin S - answered within 7 Hours [TicketID # 6582]