4 Days, 3 Nights
Guardian Experience

Day1: Arrive at Lao Elephant Home in the afternoon.
Meet the mahout families and learn about their way of life.
• Interview the mahouts and hear their stories about working with elephants.Get an introduction to the Lao Elephant Home project, its mission, and its impact on conservation and the local community. Relax and enjoy your first evening surrounded by the tranquil beauty of the area.

Day2:
Morning: Enjoy breakfast at the eco-lodge.Embark on a trekking journey into the jungle to observe elephants in their natural habitat. Witness their behavior, interactions, and connection to their environment.
• Afternoon: Return to the lodge for a delicious lunch. Relax for few hours in the peaceful surroundings and start your activities at the camp.
• Evening: Dine with a local family,

Day3:
Morning: Have breakfast before heading out for another trek into the jungle to meet the elephants. Each trek offers new experiences and moments with these gentle giants.
• Afternoon: Return to the lodge for lunch and take around one hour to relax and rejuvenate and enjoy activities at the camp.
• End the day by enjoying the meal you helped create, a perfect conclusion to your cultural experience.

Day4: Say your good bye to the families

Package Inclusions:

• Accommodation:
  3 nights at Lao Elephant Home and Sanctuary (simple Lao traditional bamboo house, but comfortable lodging with essential amenities).

• Meals:
  All meals provided, featuring traditional Lao cuisine (vegetarian options available).

• Activities:
  All elephant interactions, workshops, and guided tours included.
  Cultural activities and nature walks as specified in the itinerary.

• Transfers:
  Transport to and from Lao Elephant Home is not include

• Guides and Mahouts:
  Experienced guides and mahouts to ensure a safe and informative experience.

What to Bring:

• Clothing:
  Comfortable, lightweight clothing suitable for outdoor activities.
  A hat and sunglasses for sun protection.
  Comfortable walking shoes or sandals.

• Essentials:
  Sunscreen and insect repellent.
  A reusable water bottle.
  Swimwear for river activities.

• Other:
  Camera or smartphone for capturing memories.
  A positive attitude and a willingness to learn and participate in activities.
  

• Responsible Tourism:
  The sanctuary promotes ethical and responsible tourism. Please follow all guidelines and respect the animals and their habitat.

This package offers a meaningful and enriching experience, allowing you to connect with these magnificent animals and contribute to their conservation.
Note: For the pricing and more information please contact :
Email: laoelephanthome@gmail.com
Tel/WhatsApp: +8562098181819

The Guardian Experience is an immersive program designed for those who want a deeper connection with elephants, their caretakers, and the surrounding Lao culture and nature. This program allows you to spend extended time at Lao Elephant Home, learning directly from mahout families about responsible elephant care while exploring the rich cultural and natural landscapes of Laos.

Highlights of the Experience:

1. Hands-On Elephant Care with Mahouts
• Learn how to care for elephants from experienced mahouts.
• Participate in feeding, health checks, and observing natural behaviors.
• Walk alongside elephants in their natural habitat rather than riding them.

2. Cultural Exchange with Local Communities
• Gain insights into the traditional role of elephants in Lao culture.
• Learn local customs, including cooking traditional Lao meals and handicrafts.
• Stay in a village setting and experience authentic Lao hospitality.

3. Explore Nature and Conservation Efforts
• Trek through forests and along rivers where elephants roam.
• Discover the biodiversity of Laos and how conservation efforts support both elephants and local communities.
• Enjoy peaceful moments in the natural surroundings, connecting with wildlife and nature.
This program is ideal for those seeking a meaningful and educational adventure, where you become part of the daily life of Lao elephants, mahouts, and local villagers.