Elephant Sanctuary Tour

As of today, there are now about 1,200 elephants living inside the Kuala Ganda Elephant Sanctury. Young elephants are taken care of here before they're mature enough to be released to the wild. Tourists can engage in several activities with elephants. You will get to experience elephant feeding and elephant conservation documentary.

Also, we'd recommend you to take an extra pair of shoes because there'll be an experience of elephant bathing during which you'll be able to go into the water to interact with the elephants as they bathe.

Moreover, the tour’s last stop would be a visit to the Batu Caves. This is a religious site where a famous Hindu festival is held. There are marvelous statues of deities on the top of the hill as well.

Duration: 8 hours. Departure: daily. Included: Lunch with Soft Drinks, private tour guide, transfer, driver, vehicle, tickets.  Recommended: sunglasses, sports shoes, long pants, T-shirts and a hat. You may also bring a separate set of dry clothes. 2-5 pax.