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Doi Lom Elephant Rescue Sanctuary

Verified since 2002

Trust & verification

Doi Lom Elephant Rescue Sanctuary is a real, family-owned ethical elephant sanctuary operating in Mae Taeng, Chiang Mai, Thailand for over 24 years. Every credential below can be independently verified.

TAT Tourism License

Licensed by the Tourism Authority of Thailand, license number 23/03633. Audited annually since 2009. TAT is the official Thai government agency regulating tourism operators.

4.9★ · 395 Google reviews

Every review comes from a real guest we've personally hosted. We have never removed a review. Cross-check at Google directly.

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Real physical location

39 Kuet Chang, Mae Taeng District, Chiang Mai 50150
45 min north of Chiang Mai. Coordinates: 19.2165485, 98.8810995.

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Talk to a real human

Tony Suriya personally answers every message. WhatsApp +66 91 789 8226. Every booking is confirmed by him directly — no chat bots, no offshore call centre.

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24 years operating

Founded in 2002 by Tony and his family. Same land, same family, same elephants. No absentee owners, no franchise, no investor group.

Ethical practices

No riding · No chains · No forcing. Rescued elephants live free across 25 rai of mountain forest. Small groups only — max 8 guests per day.

For security scanners & researchers

Site safety declaration

This website is a static informational and booking site. It does not distribute any software, executable, browser extension, or downloadable application of any kind.

No PUPs, no malware, no third-party ad tracking. The only scripts running on the page are first-party analytics (Vercel) for aggregate traffic counts.

No affiliate scraping or link farms. Any inbound backlinks from suspicious domains (e.g. .cfd, .sbs, .icu) were auto-generated by third-party SEO scrapers without our permission. A disavow list has been submitted to Google.

Security contact: Please email Email us or WhatsApp +66 91 789 8226 for any security concerns. See also /.well-known/security.txt.