Food is given to elephants through metal tubes to prevent close human interaction at Chang Chill in Chiang Mai. (Photos By World Animal Protection)
Throughout history, elephants have held a revered place in the country’s way of life and traditional beliefs, and have become symbolic of Thailand. Through their strength and intelligence for various purposes, including warfare, transport and supporting heavy labour, they have contributed significantly to the country.
Elephants were historically employed as beasts of burden to transport heavy timber from the forest, primarily due to their remarkable ability to navigate…
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