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Thai Elephant Week
Date :
12 March 2009
Venue : Thai Elephant Conservation Centre, Lampang

  Thailand’s most noble beast, the elephant is the star of two important events this month. In the  northern province of Lampang, people interested in the welfare and care of these noble animals gather for Thai Elephant Week, 12  March at the Thai Elephant Conservation Centre.

The scene of documentary films made for worldwide TV audience, the conservation centre, located in Hang Chat district in Lampang province, is a renowned refuge where elephants, both healthy and invalid, can be cared for and respected.

In this day visitors can learn from mahouts about the traditions and practices that help to maintain an elephant’s health and well-being. On the lighter side, visitors can also join the mahouts, feeding the elephants in the style of the northern Khantok dinner.  Considered an ancient royal tradition adopted by princes and high-ranking officials of the Lanna Kingdom, the Khantok dinner is at the pinnacle of traditional northern cuisine.  


So what better way to recognise and respect our elephants than to give them a Khantok treatω

For more information
TAT Chiang Mai Office, Tel 66 (0) 5324 8604, 66 (0) 5324 8607
Thai Elephant Conservation Centre, Tel 66 (0) 5424 7979
www.thailandelephant.org



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