Elephant conservation park in Malaysia

Transportation Tips: The location is relatively remote, so we chose to join a tour group at about RM450 per person, including one meal. The tour guide drove us there from Kuala Lumpur for about two to three hours. When you enter, you will first see four elephants. You can buy bananas or sugarcane from the small stalls next to them for the elephants to eat. There are three baby elephants in another area, one of which has an injured foot and has a prosthesis. The tour guide said it was caused by hunters. Although this place is not big, it is very educational. You can get close to the elephants. There is an activity to bathe the elephants in the afternoon, but it’s a pity that I was in a hurry and couldn’t participate in the tour group. It is very suitable for families to bring children to play!