Then, it was the Elephants bathing time. The Elephants will be guided by their "mahout" to the conservation center's river where they will be washed. The bathing session will take place 2 times in a day from Monday-Thursday and once a day from Friday-Sunday. Visitors can also register themselves if they would like to bathing with the cute Elephants.










Visitors watching the Elephants bathing session from the river banks.




The Elephants arrived in the river with their mahouts.




Then, the bathing session begins.


















After they have been cleaned up, the Elephants will leave the river with their mahouts and return back to the covered enclosure or the wide, open space area.




Bye!








The schedule of all activities and programs in the conservation center can be found online or at the center's registration counter. Visitors can hire a guide (with some fee) or explore the place on their own according to their preference. As this is a wild animal conservation center, there will be no commercial activities involving the Elephants such as Elephant Ride, Circus, etc available for visitors.


Before leaving, my parents and I went to the souvenirs shop to buy some gifts and merchandises.