Who Is Helping Thailand’s Elephants During COVID?
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Home is where the herd is. Photo credit: Kindred Spirit Elephant Sanctuary.
Thailand elephants exists to bring further awareness and education to the elephant tourism industry, providing travelers with the knowledge to make informed decisions when wanting to see elephants in captivity. Their motto:
“Giving captive elephants a voice by encouraging people to ride a bike, not an elephant. Research. Educate. Protect.”
To help KSES and TE help the elephants, please support their tireless work at: https://kselephantsanctuary.com and https://www.thailandelephants.org.


Visitors can observe the elephants foraging in the natural environment. Photo credit: Kindred Spirit Elephant Sanctuary.

Playing in the mud! Photo credit: Kindred Spirit Elephant Sanctuary.

Photo credit: Kindred Spirit Elephant Sanctuary.

“Painting with a Twist”: instead of training elephants to paint, this program teaches visitors to paint the elephants! Photo credit: Kindred Spirit Elephant Sanctuary.
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