Elephants of Chiang Dao


Thailand / Chiang Mai / South-East Asia






“Bath time with the Elephants”
November 2012

165mm
1/640th @ f/2.8
ISO 800
Canon EOS-1D Mark IV




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Elephants of Chiang Dao

Thailand / Chiang Mai / South-East Asia
22 images

Caring for elephants is no trivial issue in Thailand. Some camps treat their elephants better than others, and one of my favourites is in the north of Thailand at Chiang Dao. About an hour past Chiang Mai, this little camp gets far fewer visitors every day but enough to keep the elephants well fed and happy. There are good and bad aspects to elephant camps of any kind, but they're better than letting these majestic creatures starve on the streets.








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Chang is the Thai word for Elephant. Not to be confused with Chiang :)

Find out more about the Chiang Dao Elephant Training Centre here:
chiangdaoelephantcamp.com

To keep informed with the latest goings on in Thailand and elephants, subscribe to Julie Millers blog called "Understanding Thailand". Julie is famous for her love of pachyderms, and other lovely animals she meets on her adventures:
kaojaithailand.blogspot.com.au



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