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OUR COMMITMENT TO CONSERVATION & CARE

Welcome to Bali's "Most Unique" Hotel and Winner of the 2016 World Luxury Hotel Awards - Best Eco Lodge. We are committed to providing our guests with a once in a lifetime experience amongst Bali’s largest herd of rescued Sumatran elephants. Staying at the Lodge is a rewarding experience as you can interact in numerous ways with these majestic creatures and get up close & personal with them. The park is fully committed to conservation and has set new standards in how to care for elephants in a purpose-built environment. Here you can see that they are well cared for in a healthy and stimulating environment that caters to all their daily needs.

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There’s nothing quite like experiencing the tranquility of the parks botanical gardens and spending some quality time with the gentlest of giants. Align your mind and spirit to the sway of the jungle and travel to a place where magic happens.

WHERE LUXURY MEETS LIVING

The Lodge is situated within the world renowned Elephant Safari Park and comes with everything a discerning guest will need. In here you’ll be amongst the herd, watching and interacting with them as they go about their daily lives.

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Our boutique hotel of 27 rooms has a variety of different accommodation types to suit any taste, each with their own distinctive elephant touch. Our lodge provides the only experience in the world where you can hop onto an elephant from your front door and journey into the jungle!

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Elephant Safari Journey

Elephant Safari Journey at Taman Safari Bali offers the breathtaking one of the largest land mammals through an African-themed Bushveld surrounded by Wildebeests, Zebras, and Rhinoceros, roaming free. Taman Safari Bali homes to Sumatran elephants and has made conservation efforts to keep these clever creatures around for a long time. Take a close view of real wildlife in one of the biggest safari parks in Asia on this private ride!

The educational safari led by our trained and qualified mahout (handlers) that will guide you through the tour where you will learn more about the fascinating behavior, skills, intelligence, and natural habitat of these gentle giants .

Elephant Safari Experience

Meet all our animals

We have hundreds of animals in our park from over 100 species, including some of the rarest and endangered.

Not only are we one of the leading wildlife conservations in Indonesia, we are devoted to caring for the animals in our own safari. We ensure the highest standards of wellbeing is given to all our animals.

Browse below to see the animals that we have given a loving home to.

The world's largest land mammals gather in groups and are led by females! It requires them to drink 150 litres of water per day to quench their thirst.

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Elephant Safari Ride

Walk on the wild side with an informative and scenic stroll atop an elephant through our park and the cool Taro jungle. An experience you’ll never forget, interacting and exercising with our resident giants. Afterwards, enjoy lunch with a view of the elephant bathing lake in our Park Restaurant.

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Located in Taro, Ubud Area

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Elephant Feeding & Encounters

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Since opening in 1997 the Mason Elephant Park has garnered a reputation around the world as the blueprint on how elephants should be cared for in captivity. Set in the misty hinterlands of Taro, this multi-award winning park is Bali’s only dedicated elephant rescue facility and is home to 31 endangered Sumatran elephants, 4 of which were born here. The park provides guests with the opportunity to interact and learn about these gentle giants while giving the elephants a comfortable and safe environment.

The Park is set in 3.5 hectares and has been carefully landscaped to mimic as much as possible the original environment of the elephants’ previous home in Sumatra. The location in central Bali was also chosen for its cooler climate and more tropical location. For those reasons the elephants are kept cool and comfortable in this lush tranquil landscape.

Our park follows the ‘5 Freedoms of Animal Welfare’ established in Great Britain in 1965. Freedom from hunger or thirst, freedom from discomfort, freedom from pain, injury or disease, freedom to express most normal behavior, and freedom from fear and distress. All elephants are under 24/7 veterinary care and are provided with the correct diet and vitamins daily.

We do not use brutal or cruel training methods, as all training is by repetition, reward and patience. Elephant rides are on specially-designed light teak wood seats that are heavily padded to cause no discomfort or injury to the elephant’s back. Riding an elephant actually helps by providing necessary exercise for its muscles, bone density, foot health and general wellbeing. In addition to our own regulations we actively support other like-minded global charities.

In our 20 years of operation, the Mason Elephant Park had been recognised by the international community and numerous animal welfare organisations such as the National Geographic Society as a Welfare Supporter and the World Wildlife Foundation as a Partner in Conservation.

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5 stars 4 stars 3 stars 2 stars 1 star 5.00/5 - (1 Votes) Beni Local tour guide "Make sure to visit the Elephant Safari Park Lodge Bali early in the morning when the elephants are most active and before the crowds arrive; it's a serenity you won't forget. Also, don't miss the opportunity to have breakfast with a view of the elephants bathing – it's an experience unique to this park and a perfect photo opportunity."

What is Elephant Safari Park Lodge Bali?

Elephant Safari Park Lodge Bali is an enchanting sanctuary located on the tropical island of Bali, Indonesia. Nestled within the historic village of Taro, this unique attraction is home to one of the largest herds of Sumatran elephants in the world. Sitting at an elevation that provides a cooler climate, the park offers guests an unparalleled opportunity to get up close and personal with these majestic creatures in a stunning natural setting.

History of Elephant Safari Park Lodge Bali

With a heartfelt commitment to the conservation of Sumatran elephants, the Elephant Safari Park Lodge was established as a haven for these endangered animals. The park started with a mission to provide rescued elephants with a safe and caring environment, while also educating the public about the plight of these majestic animals. Over the years, the park has evolved into a world-class ecotourism attraction, providing visitors with an interactive experience that respects the wellbeing of its gentle giants.

Why is Elephant Safari Park Lodge Bali Important?

The Balinese Elephant Safari Park Lodge holds a place of importance for several reasons:

• Conservation Efforts: As a sanctuary for endangered Sumatran elephants, the park plays a crucial role in conservation efforts, protecting these animals and offering them a quality life.
• Educational Value: By welcoming visitors from around the world, Elephant Safari Park Lodge Bali provides educational experiences that raise awareness about the importance of elephants in our global ecosystem.
• Cultural Significance: The park celebrates the historical and cultural connections between the Balinese people and elephants, forming a bridge between tradition and modern conservation efforts.

Things to do & see at Elephant Safari Park Lodge Bali

Elephant Safari Park Lodge Bali boasts a variety of activities and sights that promise to create lasting memories for its visitors. Highlighted attractions include:

• The Elephant Rides: Guests have the opportunity to ride atop these majestic creatures, exploring the lush park grounds and witnessing the awe-inspiring bond between the elephants and their mahouts.
• The Elephant Safari: For an unforgettable journey, visitors can join an elephant-back safari that takes them through the Taro jungle, offering a glimpse into the natural habitat of elephants.
• The Elephant Show: The park showcases the intelligence and capabilities of elephants through entertaining performances that demonstrate their abilities and playfulness.
• Up Close Encounters: Visitors can feed, touch, and take photos with the elephants, creating intimate moments that highlight the gentle nature of these giants.
• Eco-Friendly Lodging: The Elephant Safari Park Lodge offers on-site accommodations designed to blend seamlessly with the environment, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the tranquility of the park overnight.

With its all-encompassing experiences, beautiful gardens, and commitment to animal welfare, Elephant Safari Park Lodge Bali is not just a destination, but a unique journey into the world of elephants that will leave a profound impact on all who take tours in Bali .

Frequently asked questions

The Elephant Safari Park Lodge Bali is a unique hotel and sanctuary for Sumatran elephants. Guests can interact with the elephants, watch performances, and even go on elephant-back safaris in a tropical park setting.

Visitors can enjoy interactive experiences including feeding the elephants, participating in bathing sessions, and taking rides on the elephants under the guidance of trained professionals.

The Elephant Safari Park Lodge Bali is located in the village of Taro, north of Ubud, in the heart of Bali, Indonesia.

Yes, the park offers luxury lodge accommodations, allowing guests to stay overnight and enjoy extended interaction with the elephants and the natural environment.

The park is dedicated to the conservation and care of its resident Sumatran elephants and is involved in educational programs and efforts to support the conservation of elephants in Indonesia.

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Mason Elephant Sanctuary In Bali: Rescue Park & Lodge

We recently visited the Bali elephant sanctuary near Ubud (also known as Mason Elephant Park) and had a great time playing with the Bali elephants!

This is an elephant rescue park opened in 1997, and they do a lot of great conservation work for the Sumatran elephants, which are critically endangered on their home island of Sumatra in Indonesia.

The safari park has lots of activities you can do, including elephant rides, elephant feeding and bathing, a museum, and more. It’s easy to visit on a day trip from Ubud and other areas of Bali.

If you want to stay longer, there’s even a 5 star hotel called Mason Elephant Lodge , where you can spend the night and enjoy the animals from your hotel balcony.

This is not the only elephant sanctuary Bali has to offer, but it’s by far the best experience. The park owners really care about elephants and the animals seem genuinely happy and well cared for. Read on for our full review!

Bali Elephant Sanctuary: What To Expect

Surrounded by hills and jungle, the park has 3.5 hectares of tropical landscape where the elephants are kept in a fenced area, but they have a daily routine where they’re allowed to roam around freely and enjoy a sand pit, shade houses, a bathing lake, and more.

I have to say the Bali elephant sanctuary is really well managed and nicely maintained, with botanical gardens, Koi ponds, and stone carvings made by local Balinese artists, and plenty of viewing areas where you can see the elephants and get up close with them.

They have daily education talks, and elephant shows where you can see the elephants painting and doing other activities. We visited during the covid pandemic so some of these programs were cut, but we still had a great experience, and during normal times I’m sure it’s even better.

It’s possible to visit this park on a day trip from other parts of Bali, and you can do all the highlights in a couple of hours, but if you’re a real elephant lover you could easily stay longer, and there’s a nice lodge at the park for doing that.

I should probably mention that everything in this article is my opinion, and it’s an unpaid review of the park. We weren’t reimbursed in any way for my endorsement.

We had fun feeding elephants Desi and Novi

Feeling fabulous

Bali Elephant Ride

You can do elephant riding at the Bali park, although it costs more than the standard ticket.

This is probably the best elephant ride Bali has to offer, since there’s more space to move around. You get to walk through a bit of jungle environment and also a small lake that’s perfect for the elephants.

It’s good exercise for the elephants, which they need living in a park. I’ll discuss the ethics of it a bit later in this article, because I know some people may be bothered by elephant riding.

Elephant Feeding & Washing

One of the best experiences in the park is feeding and washing the elephants.

You’re allowed to pet and cuddle them, and you can tell they love the attention. It’s a lot of fun.

There’s a small lake for the elephants to swim in, and they were so active and cheeky it was hard to get them to sit still for photos. The park’s newest baby elephant joined in on the bath time too.

You can get your picture taken with the elephants while feeding them or giving them a bath, and the staff are happy to help with this. It’s all included as part of the standard entrance ticket.

Each of the elephants in this park eat 200 kilos of food per day, and normally guests get to feed them palm stems, but if you pay a little extra you can even spoil them with fresh fruit baskets as a special treat.

Wide eyed baby Krishna, 1 year old when we visited

Elephant bathing

Tropical plants

Elephant Museum

The entrance to the elephant safari park in Bali has a nice museum with a giant mammoth skeleton (cast replica) and lots of other interesting displays.

It’s more like a mini-museum, but there are a bunch of neat artifacts and the quality of everything is top notch. Displays include Balinese Kris daggers and old carved tusks from other islands in Indonesia.

I would’ve loved to look around here longer, but we had more places to visit after the park. The museum is included free with your entrance ticket.

Elephant museum (© Mason Elephant Park)

Special Bali Elephant Photoshoots

If you really want to splurge, you can pay extra to do a special private photoshoot with Lukcip, a male Sumatran elephant with giant tusks.

This was the absolute highlight of our visit to the park, because they let us get up close and personal with the most photogenic and spectacular elephant Bali has ever seen, in the jungle with no chains or safety fences in the way. It was amazing!

It’s apparently popular with rich Instagrammers and celebrities, because the normal price for this photoshoot is a crazy 4.5 million Rupiah ($300 USD) for 30 minutes.

Usually we would have to pass, but during the covid pandemic they gave us a big discount on the price since there were almost no other tourists in Bali.

Special private photoshoot with Lukcip, the nicest elephant Bali is home to!

Lukcip was happy to pose with us, and the whole encounter was a huge thrill. Intan even got to feed him and sit on his back. I’ve never seen a bull elephant with such impressive tusks!

If you want to do a special photoshoot with this elephant, you have to make an advance booking with them via WhatsApp at ☎ +62 811-3979-480 or 811-3960-4959 .

The price also includes entry to the whole park for 4 people, but doesn’t include a photographer (bring your own). We did our pics in the morning, and the lighting seemed just right.

He looks like a mammoth!

Sumatran Elephant Conservation

The elephants at the safari park aren’t native to Bali (Bali doesn’t have elephants), but actually they were rescued from Sumatra, one of the biggest islands in Indonesia.

Sumatran elephants are critically endangered because of illegal deforestation and poaching. Their native habitat in Sumatra is being destroyed by humans and replaced with crops.

Even though the elephants are protected under Indonesian law, the government hasn’t done much to enforce it, and 50% of the world’s Sumatran elephants died between 1985 and 2007.

Sadly, conservationists think that Sumatran elephants may become extinct in the wild in less than 10 years if the poaching isn’t stopped.

This is important to understand, because rescue parks like this one in Bali give the elephants a sanctuary where they can live and reproduce in peace.

Gajah crossing

Is The Bali Elephant Sanctuary Ethical?

We never noticed any kind of distress from the animals, and they actually seemed really happy and healthy. You can always tell if elephants are in a good mood by the wagging tail, just like dogs.

If you’re concerned about animal welfare, please ask questions first and try to understand before jumping to conclusions.

The park staff explains several things:

• They don’t use cruelty to break in the elephants. They train them with reward, patience, and repetition.
• The elephants are tethered with a chain while feeding and at night, but they only do this to keep the elephants from fighting each other for food and wrecking the park grounds.
• Elephant rides give them important exercise, which is something they need, since they get less of it in the Bali park than they would in the wild.
• The mahouts have hooks, but they would only be used in an emergency situation if the elephant needed to be kept under control for its own safety.
• Each elephant is assigned a keeper for life, and they have vets to make sure they get medical care and vitamin supplements, etc.
• Elephants love the stimulation they get from interacting with people.

All in all, it’s a life of luxury for these elephants in many ways. It may not be perfect, but nothing is.

The sad fact is that these animals would be dead or suffering if they were left in their natural habitat in Sumatra.

Of course we all wish animals could just live in the wild, but parks and zoos like this are a necessity in order to save endangered species.

The park just birthed its 6th elephant, baby Krishna, and we got to spend some time playing around with him too!

Desi the female elephant

Is The Bali Elephant Ride Ethical?

One of the popular things to do at Mason Elephant Sanctuary Bali is to ride the elephants, but is it ethical?

People’s opinions on this are all over the place, so if you don’t feel okay about riding elephants in Bali then you don’t need to do it. There are lots of other good activities at this elephant sanctuary.

However, it’s worth mentioning that the ACEWG international elephant conservation group believes elephant riding in certain cases is ethical and definitely doesn’t hurt the animal.

ACEWG is an elephant conservation group that includes some of the world’s top elephant specialists, scientists, and conservationists. Here’s what they have to say:  

As for elephant riding, the ACEWG notes that while veracious studies have not been conducted on elephants specifically, it is known that horses, dogs, and donkeys have a weight-carrying capacity of about 20-to-25 percent of their body weight. For a 6,600-pound elephant, that’s at least 1,320 pounds.   “If the working hours are limited and the terrain is suitable, two people in a saddle (less than 10 percent of the elephant’s body weight) will not be an undue stressor for an elephant,” the organization reports. “The weight of one or two people without a saddle (less than 4 percent of body weight) would hardly be noticed.”   Source: CN Traveler

  Again, even if you don’t want to ride the Bali elephants, there are plenty of other good activities to do here at the sanctuary.

It’s great to see elephants up close and feed them, and for many people that’s probably good enough.  

Feeding Desi

Staying At Mason Elephant Lodge

If you want to stay with the elephants, the park has a 5 star hotel on-site called the Mason Elephant Lodge , which is unique in Bali.

You get to wake up to the sights and sounds of elephants from your balcony, and the rooms have free breakfast, WiFi, A/C, comfy beds, and everything else you would expect from a nice Bali hotel.

Other facilities include a restaurant and bar, gift shop, tour desk, ATM, money changer, fitness center, outdoor swimming pool, sauna, massage/spa, car and bicycle rentals, and more.

Staying at the hotel includes free entrance to the Mason Elephant Park and activities, and for dinner they take you on a free elephant ride (‘chauffeur’) to the restaurant.

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Garden View Suite (© Mason Elephant Lodge)

Outdoor Pool (© Mason Elephant Lodge)

Taro Luxury Suite (© Mason Elephant Lodge)

Opening Hours

• Open: Daily (except Nyepi Day)
• Hours: 8 AM – 6 PM

How To Get There

The Mason Elephant Park is located near Ubud in the Taro highlands, in central Bali.

It’s a 30 minute drive from Ubud, or around 1.5 – 2 hours if you’re coming from other tourist areas like Kuta, Sanur, and Canggu.

You can go there by scooter or private car, or there are tour packages that include hotel pickup and dropoff. More on that below.

Best Elephant Tours

If you’d rather book everything as a complete tour package with hotel pickup and dropoff included, here are a few options for that.

• General Admission — Includes all attractions at the Mason Elephant Park, but no washing or elephant riding.
• Jumbo Wash — Hand wash an elephant. Also includes buffet lunch and admission to all attractions at the Bali elephant safari park.
• Bath & Breakfast — Bathe an elephant in the lake. Also includes breakfast and admission to all attractions.
• Elephant Safari Ride — This is the package with the Bali elephant ride, and it also includes buffet lunch and admission to all the other attractions at the elephant safari park.

It’s a good idea to book everything in advance, because the Bali elephant sanctuary can get pretty busy sometimes, especially on weekends or holidays.

Artsy stone carvings that look like what you’d see at Prambanan Temple in Java

More Things To Do Nearby

The elephant park is near Ubud, so there are lots of other great things to do in the area.

It’s a short distance from the excellent Tegalalang Rice Terraces , Tirta Empul Temple , and the Gunung Kawi Ruins , for starters.

Don’t forget to check out my complete list of all the best things to do in Ubud !

More Ubud Hotels

If you’re looking for more Ubud hotel options near the Mason Elephant Park, here are a few of our top recommendations.

All of these hotels are within 30 minutes of driving distance from the Bali elephant sanctuary.

The Kayon Resort

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Umah Dajane Guesthouse

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If you'd rather travel by motorbike, they have that too. Their scooter rentals start at 140k Rupiah (~$9) and include a helmet, rain coat, and free delivery in the south Bali area.

We've used GetYourGuide for lots of tours and activities around the world, and they're great! Highly recommended.

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very interesting I am interested in Elephant conservation and helping with medical issues concerning the elephants. Do you know of a way to contact the medical staff at the park?

Hi Nancy, you could try contacting them on their website at https://www.masonelephantlodge.com/contact/ . I think they’d be happy to have any help right now. The pandemic restrictions have really hurt them and they started a GoFundMe recently to help feed the elephants. Here is the link for that: https://www.gofundme.com/f/save-30-endangered-elephants-in-bali

Hi. I heard about the huge discount to take instagram photos. How much did you pay? Thanks

Hi Donna. We paid 2 million Rupiah for that private photoshoot during covid, but I’m sure the price is higher now. Cheers

I’m going to Bali in July and reeeeeeally wanted to go to a sanctuary, but I was afraid that it may not be ethical. Thank you for writing this article and including the YouTube from Mason Park. It showed that the elephants are happier interacting with people and giving rides, and that by visiting the park, the money visitors spend is vital to caring for these amazing intelligent animals. Your article makes me feel very good about visiting Mason Sanctuary.

Thanks Lori! Glad we could help!

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• Get up close and personal with Bali’s largest herd of 31 Sumatran elephants
• Observe our resident giants as they immerse themselves in the park's lake
• Guests can observe, hand feed, touch, and take photos with our elephants, and learn more about them

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An exclusive interactive experience which is a rare opportunity to hose, wash, scrub and caress the Sumatran Elephants, as you experience a unique connection with one of our Elephants in a spectacular tropical setting as you get up close and personal. Then enjoy the rest of your time at our beautiful garden and landscape, overlooking the lake as the elephants soak up and dry off in the afternoon session. (Does NOT include Safari Ride, Transfers and Lunch).

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The executive elephant experience. With an on-call private butler service, elephant chauffeur, wrap around veranda, relaxation lounge, private bar and your very own Jacuzzi. The Taro Suite is safari-style luxury in its own class.

Deluxe elephant-inspired rooms with private verandas overlooking the majority of the park and elephant chauffeur included. Watch our herd from your veranda as they slumber and go about their day.

GARDEN VIEW

Our standard cozy, elephant-inspired rooms, surrounded by our lush botanical garden setting. These rooms include our ‘elephant chauffeur’ from your doorstep service.

These rooms are tucked away at the edge of the park, and feature a private balcony that offers a breathtaking view of Bali’s emerald rice fields.

Comfy elevated wooden bungalow where you can rise to the sights and sounds of elephants bathing from your own doorstep.

Privacy Overview

Elephant Safari Park

Elephants are amazing. You can get to know them and befriend them in the Mason Elephant Safari Park.

You will have a chance to feed the elephants with delicious fruit, hug, take care of them and even wash them. Currently, about 30 rescued Sumatran elephants live in the park. They came to Bali in the 1980s, when their Sumatran natural habitat was actively destroyed by deforestation. Now these intelligent animals live in safety and comfort in a cool and humid climate near the village of Taro.

In the park you will also find a museum, a gallery, a souvenir shop with handmade produce, as well as restaurants, bars, ponds, exotic trees and plants.

Meet the diversity of the nightlife at Bali Safari & Marine Park . Watch the animals within arm’s reach.

Book online (Elephant Park Admission only)

Chosen: Elephant Park Admission only

  Mason Elephant Park & ​​Lodge is the first and only park of its kind where Sumatran elephants live peacefully and in comfortable conditions. Get closer to these unique animals in a wonderful rainforest setting.

What To Expect

Main tour program  After arriving at the park, you will fill out the necessary health insurance document and receive your tickets. Park staff will look after you and help you throughout the program. You can not only walk in the park, feed the elephants, but also visit museums and educational centers dedicated to the history of the appearance of elephants in Bali.

Cancellation Policy

• We give a refund for the service retaining 10% of the payment amount, if the customer makes the cancellation at least 48 hours before the event starts or if there is an official document from the hospital.
• Refunds are made at the exchange rate set by the Bank of Indonesia on the day of payment.
• We give a full refund in case the provider can't render the service.
• We review the issue of a refund up to 5 calendar days from the date of costumer's application.
• We provide a refund within 14 calendar days from the date of costumer's application.

About payment:

• booking by prepayment: 395 000 idr /pax
• you can pay online with VISA, MasterCard, PayPal
• you can pay by cash in shops Alfamart
• accident insurance
• elephant hand-feeding (one time)
• visiting the museum and education centre

Extra charge:

• transfer is paid extra
• lunch is paid for an additional: 60,000 rupees (nasi goreng /mi goreng/ noodles with vegetables and drinks i.e. lemonade or only water)
• drinks not included
• sunscreen with high SPF
• additional costs for souvenirs

Please note:

• average tour duration 4 hours
• children's ticket from 5 - 12 years

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Why I feel Bad About Elephant Riding at Bali Zoo

R iding an elephant at the Bali Zoo seemed like an exciting adventure, but as I reflect on that experience, I can’t shake off the feeling of feeling bad about doing so. Bali, with its breathtaking hotels and rich culture and friendly people, is indeed a paradise for travelers. Bali is beautiful and I love everything about their jungle vibe hotels I and can’t wait to come back again. Stay tuned to the end of this post to find out where we stayed. However, my decision to ride an elephant left me with a sense of unease, and here’s why.

The moment my sister and I opted for the elephant ride at the zoo, I couldn’t help but notice the price tag attached to it. IDR 1,605,000 per person, equivalent to $100 USD or $137 CAD, felt like a significant investment for about a 20-minute ride. But still made sense. Yet, what troubled me more were the thoughts that crossed my mind as we embarked on this journey on top of the majestic creature.

As the elephant slowly walked along the zoo’s pathways, carrying us on what resembled a bench perched atop its back, doubts crept into my mind. Questions like, “Are we causing the elephant any discomfort?” and “Why does it seem like it’s walking so slowly?” lingered in my thoughts. It was my first time riding an elephant, and instead of pure exhilaration, I found myself grappling with a sense of unease.

Reflecting on that experience now, I realize that my discomfort stemmed from a growing awareness of the ethical concerns surrounding elephant tourism. Elephants, known for their intelligence and strength, deserve to be treated with dignity and respect. Yet, in the pursuit of novelty and adventure, I, like many others, overlooked the potential harm inflicted upon these gentle giants. Also if you like to ride elephants, it doesn’t make you a bad person. This is just my personal opinion I thought I’d share with you.

The reality is that many elephants, including those used for tourist rides, endure harsh living conditions and are subjected to cruel training methods. From a young age, they are often separated from their mothers and subjected to physical and psychological abuse to make them compliant for rides and performances.

Moreover, the very act of carrying tourists on their backs can cause long-term harm to these amazing creatures. The weight of multiple riders, coupled with the strain of carrying them for prolonged periods, can lead to back and joint problems for elephants. What may seem like a thrilling experience for us can translate into a lifetime of suffering for them.

In hindsight, I realize that my decision to ride an elephant was not only ethically questionable but also contributed to the perpetuation of an industry that exploits these animals for profit. As travelers, we have a responsibility to educate ourselves about the impact of our choices and to prioritize ethical and sustainable tourism practices.

Moving forward, I personally am committed to advocating for responsible tourism and supporting initiatives that promote the welfare of animals in captivity. While I can’t change the past, I can use my experience to raise awareness and encourage others to make more conscientious decisions when it comes to interacting with wildlife.

In conclusion, while my trip to Bali was filled with unforgettable moments, the memory of riding an elephant at the zoo will always be just a bit regretful. It serves as reminder of the importance of respecting the rights and well-being of all living beings, including the majestic elephants that call Bali home.

There are still other awesome Bali adventures that I highly recommend if you are going to be visiting Bali Zoo, and that is, Breakfast with the Orangutans. Kickstart your day with the cutest breakfast buddies ever – the lovable orangutans of Bali Zoo! Dine with the jungle royalty in their wild and fun playground. Get up close and personal with the rest of the wildlife sanctuary’s residents and make your day even more thrilling with live animal shows (only if you dare)!

Click here to find out more about Breakfast with the Orangutans at Zoo

Click here for a hotel review of the beautiful nature resort we stayed at in Bali.

Happy Travels!

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