Travel from Luang Prabang by minivan – Boat trip – Walk Through the Forest – Picnic Lunch – Nursery Visit – Hospital Visit – Observe Elephants Bathing – Encounter Elephants & Mahouts – Dinner.
ITINERARY
Breakfast – Meet the elephants in the forest – Observe elephants bathing – Socialization Area Observation – Lunch – Bath time – Target training - Dinner.
Breakfast – Enrichment – Lunch - Volunteer Work.
Breakfast – Volunteer Work – Lunch – Volunteer Work – Dinner.
Breakfast – Volunteer Work – Lunch.
Special note: Medical Care and “positive reinforcement” training of the elephants at the Elephant Hospital are only carried out by qualified vets. Unfortunately, you won’t be able to participate in this activity. Thank you for your understanding.
CHOOSE YOUR ACCOMMODATION
ECO VOLUNTEERING 7 DAYS / 6 NIGHTS
From $490
Join us for a week and be part of the Center's team! Welcome to your idyllic eco volunteering experience in the Land of the Asian Elephant! You will stay at our dormitory (stilt house with communal bathrooms) and participate in projects important to the well-being of the elephants and their habitat.
ECO VOLUNTEERING 7 DAYS / 6 NIGHTS
$710 (Mar-Oct) - $840 (Nov-Feb)
Join us for a week and become part of the Center's team! Welcome to your idyllic eco volunteering experience in the Land of the Asian Elephant! To enjoy your stay in style, you can choose to stay in a private bungalow (communal bathrooms) with a view on the lake and surrounding mountain ranges.
WHAT TO EXPECT?
This eco volunteering programme is your gateway to feeling like a part of the Elephant Conservation team! It will give you a more in-depth insight into what it takes to look after elephants. During the week, you will share in the life of our staff and learn more about the Lao culture. You may even pick up a bit of Lao language! You will start by following our 3 day ‘Exploration’ program. Then you will be asked to assist us in the Center’s development by participating in current projects on site.
During your visit at the Center you will spend a lot of time walking through our protected area. The area is forested and might not always be accessible without you getting dirty. Activities in the forest vary during the rainy season between May and September. You will be guided by a local English speaking guide and international experts.

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