Elephant Village, Hua Hin

There's only 1 price ticket. It's 800/ 30mins. It was a lovely moment for us even we wandered under the 42c. Feel free to choose this for your plan.

This is our first time to visit elephant village. After all read the comments. We love to see . This place is good enough and peoples there is super friendly. No cruelty or sign Of animals abused . We loved it . The place is very relax and have a little pool for them . I ll recomment all my friends To visit next trip.

Visit the elephants. Buy a basket of food and feed them. As easy as that. Or you can pay for a ride up the hill track on one. Also visit the small cafe here for cold drinks and watch them being fed or walked.

We visited the Elephant Village today. We dont believe in riding elephants but we feed them and that is something special to interact with them. The elephants are well cared for here.

Afterwards we had coffee and a bite tp eat, very relaxing.

Beautiful place, reasonably priced cafe.
Elephant rides were 600b for kids/800b per adult and really enjoyable, you can also buy souvenirs (all ethical) and feed the elephants.
The kids really enjoyed it (and us adults too!)
There used to be loads of elephants in the village but now there isn't because of Covid hitting Thailand hard...
Hopefully they can rescue more in the future and keep them safe ❤🔮

A natural, nice and quiet place to relax. You can feed the elephants as well as riding them ! It also has a nice seating area which offers drinks and delicious food. Recommended ! Ps. the village is a bit hard to find. You need to go through the temple.

Had a very nice time here. Spent about an hour and was very pleased. If you want to ride the elephants it’s 800 baht for 30 minutes. 100 baht for a basket to feed them. 200 baht for a picture and we bought a bracelet as well. We went when it first opened at 9:30am and no one was there. By the time we left the tour buses were pulling up. It was very relaxing and a good place for kids. If you ever been around a farm/ranch with animals that work then this is what it’s like here. Basically, beasts of burden and these elephants look like they are fed well. Just because they work doesn’t mean they are being abused.

Quite easy to get to. You can feed the elephants or take an elephant ride. Pretty nice.

I keep coming back just to feed the elephants. I don't ride because its not my thing...but they are very beautiful and majestic creatures...they understand what you say and always enjoy the food they get. Brilliant experience for the short time you are there

For elephant riding please go here. Safari Park is really not the place.

Here they take good care of the elephants. Don't support the others!

This is an interesting attraction, great experience with friendly giant elephants and lovely people.
The kids will be delighted to see elephants, interact with them. Elephant riding is a special experience not to miss.
Service and accommodation for airy guests.

Lovely place, with kind people, sweet elephants and great nature arround ❤

What magnificant anamals.
What an experience! A must if visiting Hua Hin
You can tell the trainer cares deeply for the elephant. The big boy, PoThong wanted to stop and have a feed, i thought the owner would get cross, but he just laughed and said they do what they want 🤣 who am i to argue.

Nice little place to see, feed, and ride elephants. Not too far from the city center, but would be easiest to get there by car.

Also has a small cafe for you to buy drinks and watch elephants walk around or being fed by tourists. The rides are 30 - 60 minutes each, and there is usually a queue to ride.

About a 0.5 - 2 hour visit, depending on if you ride the elephants or not.

Nice to see and feed the elephants, you could have a ride as well, but that is not done anymore

Lovely place to visit 800b for 30 mi ride pp

Had a wonderful time with the elephants today, the experience was amazing, getting so close and being near these beautiful creatures. Yes, I paid my 800 Bht, in fact I gave them the other 200, every penny goes towards the upkeep, maintenance and their food. It’s easy to find, I cycled from Hua Hin, only takes about 30 mins. I don’t understand some of the negative reviews, everyone who works here is a volunteer, they do this for the love of the elephants, please, come and visit, see for yourselves, you won’t be disappointed, if I come to Hua Hin again, I will certainly make the effort and support this place. BTW, my guide was Jan from UK, a lovely lady doing a great job! 👏

The woman who runs this park is really friendly. Its a very natural environment but sadly the road in is a bit rough. Staff are great and elephants had larger than life personalities. Feeding elephants banana's is something you need to see first hand. So gentle but strong. Feeding the fish is an unbelievable experience. They come from nowhere, thousands.

It was pretty cool, but I suggest you anyone thinking to come and doesn't have idea about how things work here, you better spray on yourself mosquito repellent.

And keep in mind, sometimes they might have some pressure which forces them to reduces the duration of the ride from an hour to 30 mins depending on the crowd.

I loved the experience and i highly recommend it.

Elephant Village, Hua Hin
A very nice experience with the elephants. Here they seem well cared for and respected by their handlers. The staff is very friendly and do not push for donations or extra sales of goods. All in all a very pleasant experience and a great spot to take your family to feed the elephants some bananas and give the giant bearded fish some fish food..