The Chang Chiang Mai.

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  ต้องการให้ธุรกิจของคุณ ธุรกิจ ขึ้นเป็นอันดับหนึ่ง ร้านค้าสัตว์เลี้ยงและบริการสัตว์เลี้ยง ใน Chiang Mai?

Introduction to The Chang Chiangmai.

The original idea for The Chang Chiangmai, began in 2013, when Mrs. Anchalee Kalmapijit and Mr. Ronnachit Rungsri (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine), discussed providing a “Rest and Rehabilitation” center for elderly and sick elephants at Maesa Elephant Camp.

A suitable location near Maesa Elephant Camp was found, and became known as the Thai Elephant Care Center. Elephants that needed special care due to illness or injury, the elderly that were too old for working, or those of any age that just needed some rest, were transferred from Maesa Elephant Camp, to the Thai Elephant Care Center. Visitors to the center were able to take part in activities designed for providing care for the elephants. Preparing food, learning about herbal medicines used in treatment of the sick elephants, and bathing the elephants, were all part of the various programs available.

Now, the Thai Elephant Care Center has been renamed, The Chang Chiangmai. Under the new ownership of Mrs. Anchalee Kalmapijit, the eldest daughter of the late Mr. Choochart Kalmapijit, many changes have been made. It is part of an ongoing development, which includes Maesa Elephant Camp. The elephants now enjoy complete freedom of movement, no longer chained, they can roam wherever they choose in the sanctuary. The mahouts do not ride the elephants, nor do they use the hook for control. New dust and mud bath areas have been created, and the elephants can spend time cooling off in the stream.

Visitors are welcome on a daily basis, and there are a variety of elephant care programs available, enabling guests to interact with these magnificent animals. For those who wish to spend more time learning about the life of the elephant, we have a volunteer program in operation, The Chang Chiangmai Volunteer Community Project. Our volunteers not only learn about caring for the elderly elephants, but also get to help out the local community by teaching children of the nearby hill tribe, as well as gathering the crops and other produce from neighbouring farms, used to feed our elephants.

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