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Elephant Sanctuary Tour with Deerland Visit
Participate in elephant bathing in the river (subjected to weather conditions), interacting closely with these gentle giants
Visit Kuala Gandah Elephant Sanctuary, home to around 1,200 rare Asian elephants rescued from poaching and habitat loss
Watch an informative elephant conservation documentary and learn about preservation efforts
Stop by Deerland Park and interact with deers, rabbits, peacocks, and other animals
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- Overview
- Back in 1989, the Malaysian Wildlife Sanctuary established an elephant sanctuary within the Krau Wildlife reserve for rare Asian Elephants. As of today, there are now about 1,200 elephants living inside the Kuala Gandah Elephant Sanctuary. These elephants were displaced due to the continued poaching and logging for urban and agricultural development within the area. This conservation method was initiated to preserve the species, care for the young before they’re released to the wild.
- Tourists can engage in several activities with elephants. They can go near to have real interactions with these mammoth beings. Those who prefer to watch and observe can also do so at the observation deck set higher up. Our full day tour lasts for 8 hours with pick-up time at 09:00am in the morning. This tour will take you to Kuala Gandah which is found in Temerloh within the District of Pahang. The trip will take one and a half hours and guests will get to experience elephant feeding, elephant bathing, an elephant conservation documentary.
- Elephant bathing (subjected to weather conditions and payable at own expenses) is one of the biggest highlights in the sanctuary. Guests can go into the water to interact with the elephants as they bathe. You need extra pair of clothes for this activity and it’s subject to the current water level of the river. After experiencing the elephants in Kuala Gandah, 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.
- Additional Information & Notes
- Please note that elephant bathing session is subject to availability. The session will be canceled in cases of bad weather or high river water levels
- Complimentary pickup and drop off are available for hotels/accommodations located within 5km (Private) and 3km (Shared) from the Petronas Twin Towers
- For a smoother experience, we recommend downloading WhatsApp, as it is the primary communication platform used by the tour operator to share tour details
- Driver details will be sent via WhatsApp by 21:00, one day before the tour
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- Kindly wait at the hotel lobby 10 minutes before tour departure time. Contact the operator at +60129487050 for any further enquiries.
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