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Kanchanaburi

Elephants in Sangkhla Buri are raised by Karen hilltribes for working purposes. When not working, they are available to tourists to ride. Some travel agents offer one-day elephant trekking in combination with rafting tours in the vicinity of Thong Pha Phum and Sangkhla Buri.

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Written by rohani, February, 2009
I wud like to join the elephant ride when visiting/
staying Kanchanaburi in march.How do I reach the
elephant camp from kanchanaburi on my own.thnks

Written by John, February, 2009
You will sometimes find it cheaper and more convenient to join tours for this. They will often combine it with rafting. Post your question on their wwww.thailandqa.com forums to see if anyone else has done it by themselves.

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Neighbouring Provinces: Tak to the north, Uthai Thani to the north-east, Suphan Buri to the east, Ratchaburi to the south, Burma to the west.
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