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We waren aangenaam verrast door de organisatie! Logistiek was alles in orde! Vooral de gids (Nicha) maakte deze ervaring extra top. Interessante informatie in duidelijk engels, zorgde voor een aangename interactie. Voor ons klopte deze hele beleving, de etisch filosofie achter de organisatie en de manier waarop de medewerkers omgaan met de dieren. De goede luch maakte alles af!
Tibo
I have learnt that there are a similar number of wild and captive elephants in Thailand, about 4000 of each. The 4 female elephants at Chang Chill are all rescued from a life of hard work in the logging and tourist rides industries. These Elephants, like all those you will see in ethical sanctuaries, are not able to be returned to the wild, they have been raised for so many years as trained animals. So at a no-touch sanctuary like Chang Chill the Elephants are looked after and allowed to just do what elephants do: eat, sleep, play in the mud… This type of sanctuary look after only around 7% of Thailand's domestic elephants. A further 40% or so are in ‘ethical’ sanctuaries where tourists can still hand feed and bath the elephants but not ride them, and the rest are still being used in for full tourist interaction. Although the use of elephants in the logging industry has been banned for 40 years, this tourism use is still allowed. I gave this tour only 4 stars not 5, because it is a long drive and a long slow day just to see 4 elephants. I have seen elephants before and so perhaps if you have not ever seen an elephant in the flesh this would be a 5 star experience for you. The guide speaks good English and is passionate about the elephants. The pick up service is seamless, and I think it is important to choose a no-touch elephant experience. (Don’t worry, you will see them quite close up and take many cute videos)
Evelyn
Incredible experience at Burm and Emily’s sanctuary. We were looking for an elephant related organisation to support during our Thailand trip and wanted a strictly hands-off adventure. This was exactly it! The elephants here have been bought off privates who were using them for work (i.e. riding, carrying, logging), and have been given a chance to retire in a peaceful and magical place. They have the freedom to roam around the forest every day, bathe in the river, and eat whatever they want to eat. Burm and Emily are doing fantastic work, not just for the elephants, but also for the countless rescued cats & dogs on their property, as well as for the people of the community. By joining their program you also sponsor and contribute to their work. A massive shoutout has to go to the staff, and especially Thee for being wonderfully professional and knowledgeable. Thank you for the fantastic experience! 🐘💚
Marta
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