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Observatory

The observation tower has witnessed the origin and development of Wild Elephant Valley. This area is home to the highest concentration of wild Asian elephants and sees their most frequent activity, making it a key scientific monitoring site for conservation managers and researchers studying these majestic creatures. Originally established in the early 1990s by scientists, the tower was designed to facilitate research on wild Asian elephants.

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High-altitude patrol and observation boardwalk

The 2,280-meter-long Wild Elephant Valley High-Altitude Wildlife Observation Boardwalk offers a unique vantage point to closely observe the canopy layer of the tropical rainforest, providing an ideal opportunity to deepen our understanding of this vibrant ecosystem. When wild elephants roam nearby, visitors can safely and up close witness their fascinating feeding behaviors along the boardwalk—creating a heartwarming vision of harmonious coexistence between humans and nature, as well as peaceful interactions with Asian elephants and other wildlife.

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Elephant Canteen

The Elephant Canteen is located at the entrance of the Elephant Education Park, where visitors can observe and even get up close to see how elephants forage, eat, and exhibit other fascinating behaviors. Here, you’ll gain insights into the Asian elephant’s dietary habits and learn about their unique physiological needs. As you gently offer fresh fruits like bananas, cucumbers, and pineapples to the elephants’ long, flexible trunks, you’ll truly experience the heartwarming harmony between humans and animals. Plus, don’t forget to snap a photo—perfect for capturing unforgettable memories of your visit with these majestic creatures!

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