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WARNING: The first 2 minutes of this video includes some disturbing images of the domestication process elephants go through to prepare the animal to be used in the tourism industry. However, by watching this introduction, you will have a better idea on the importance of the work that has been done at the Elephant Nature Park, in Chiang Mai. The Elephant Nature Park is a sanctuary and rescue centre for elephants in the Northern Thailand, approximately 60 km from Chiang Mai City. Founded in the 1990s, the project's aim is to provide sanctuary for distressed elephants from all over Thailand. Set in a natural valley, bordered by a river, and surrounded by forested mountains the sanctuary and surrounding area offers a glimpse of rural life. The Elephant Nature Park has been featured in documentaries from different TV channels, such as Discovery Channel, Animal Planet and National Geographic. Its founder, Sangduen "Lek" Chailert, was born at a remote mountain community in Northern Thailand in the 1960s. Despite extreme financial difficulties she succeeded in founding Elephant Nature Park along with her husband Adam in 1996. The elephants at the sanctuary are rescued from street begging, logging or tourism. Their scars, mental and physical, need to be healed. Some outlived their usefulness to loggers while others became useless to trekking camp owners. Lek's work takes her deep into the jungles of Northern Thailand where, with the help of medical staff, she treats tribal ...

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It is a popular overnight train from Bangkok around 18:30 clock runs every night in Chiang Mai, northern Thailand. The seats are made of bunk beds and the train arrives in the morning (when it is too late) to Chiang Mai. are at the train station in Chiang Mai is in an "acting" in the city. We stayed in a guest house with beautiful pool for B400 (about $ 13/night for a double room without breakfast). Chiang Mai train station is about 3 km east of the city center, oppositethe Ping River. Chiang Mai (เชียงใหม่) is the hub of Northern Thailand. With a population of over 170,000 in the city proper (but more than 1 million in the metropolitan area), the fifth largest city in Thailand. The hotel is on one level to a height of 316 m, and the lush landscape of mountains, Chiang Mai is much greener and quieter than Bangkok and has a cosmopolitan flair and a significant population of expatriates, many factors that have brought from Bangkok to resolvepermanently in this "Rose of the North". Obvisiously there are other means to travel from Bangkok to Chiang Mai, such as aircraft, but I recommend the night train. You might sometimes the noise at night (the train track is very irregular, then the train shake a lot!) It is not fast, but for me that is part of the fun. And the bed was more comfortable than I expected! In Chiang Mai there are so many activities you can do, like visiting the Elephant Nature Park andX-center, but I will start ...

NOTE: The first 2 minutes of the video contains some disturbing images of domestication through elephant, the animal has entered the tourism sector to prepare. But watching this tutorial, you'll have a better idea about the importance of the work that was done at the Elephant Nature Park in Chiang Mai. The Elephant Nature Park is a sanctuary and rescue center for elephants in northern Thailand, about 60 km from the city of Chiang Mai. Founded in1990 is the objective of the project offer haven for troubled elephants from Thailand. Located in a natural valley, bordered by a river and surrounded by forested mountains the sanctuary and the surrounding area offers an overview of rural life. The Elephant Nature Park is in documentaries for various TV channels, marked as Discovery Channel, Animal Planet and National Geographic. Its founder, Sangduen "Lek" Chailert was born in a remote mountain village in northernThailand in 1960. Despite the extreme financial difficulties, succeeded in founding Elephant Nature Park with her husband Adam in 1996. The elephants in the sanctuary are saved street begging, logging and tourism. Their scars, mental and physical, must be healed. Some have survived their usefulness to loggers, others were useless owners of the camp trekking. Lek work, take deep into the jungles of northern Thailand, where with the help of medical personnel, are treated strain...

Bangkok is the most populous and largest city of Thailand. It 'also the capital of Thailand. Was known as Krung Thep Thai. Bangkok is located on the east bank of the Chao Phraya River.

The original name of Krung Thep in use for more than two centuries. The name Bangkok is used to foreigners and visitors, and is limited only to a particular area of the city.

There are three royal palaces in Bangkok. There are many historical placesin and around the city. It 'was the capital of two kingdoms, namely, Krung Thep, and for a brief period, Thorn Buri. The reclining Buddha, the Temple of Golden Buddha huge, historical sculptures along the banks of the Chao Phraya River.

Bangkok has always attracted tourists, and this is why many foreigners are found to have settled in this beautiful city. Many of them have found work and then there are others who have started their own business to earn aLiving. There are others who have come from Western countries expensive to spend their lives in retirement in a life of low-cost, easy and comfortable in this hospitable city.

The nightlife offers a variety of entertainment for the people and is considered one of the main attractions of Bangkok. There are clubs and cafes for the rich, bars and pubs for those on a budget. A road in Phra Nakhon district, such as Khao San Road is known, is considered the first international meetingStreet where all sorts of people from different parts of the world can be.

Former Bangkok used to know a network of channels as Khlongs and these were used by people to have them transported from one place to another. Now most of the channels were turned into roads. However, there are some channels that are seen, but unfortunately, most of them are not cleaned.

When talking about the faces of Thailand, now with pictures of people with small eyes and a happy smile before appearing a. You have the typical appearance of Southeast Asia. However, their ability to speak their nature, their faith and their culture is a symbol of their true identity.

Thailand consists mainly of people to speak the language of Tai. Tai language of central Thailand, north-east Thailand, spread the Thai northern and southern Thailand. At the center of ThaiArea where you can find more Tai-speaking people.

In addition to the Tai-speaking people there are Chinese perfectly with the Thai. Other cultures are Malay, Mon, Khmer and even Vietnamese.

The majority of Thais follow the Theravada Buddhist tradition, ranging from animism to the worship of ancestors. However, the Muslim community, a major religious group in Thailand. The Muslim population is especially prevalent in the towns south of Chumphon. The MalaysianGroup is located in the southern part of Thailand. In addition to these communities and groups, there is a hint of Christians, Hindus, Sikhs and even.

On the basis of their faith tradition and the most important Buddhist Thais pay respect and homage to their ancestors. It is the core of their faith and spiritual faith. They are very generous and hospitable. social hierarchy plays an important role in their lives. Touch the feet of elders as a sign ofto respect and to prove their blessing. The elders play a key role in all important decisions or ceremonies.