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Chobe National Park has the highest elephant concentration in Africa with over 120,000 elephants. It offers wild elephant observation via river cruises, 4x4 safaris, and spectacular elephant migration viewing. The park integrates premium conservation tourism infrastructure.
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Elephant Nature Park is a renowned rescue center founded by Lek Chailert. It follows a strict no riding policy and offers visitors the chance to feed and observe elephants bathing. Volunteers can also participate in rescue programs including dog rescue. The park promotes ethical elephant tourism with well-developed infrastructure.
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This trust focuses on orphaned baby elephants with a successful reintegration program and an adoption scheme. Visitors can witness daily mud baths, attend keeper talks, and visit as foster parents. Established in 1977, it is one of the most recognized elephant conservation programs in Africa.
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Focused on forest elephant walks, the project promotes conservation through immersive jungle experiences with elephants in northeastern Cambodia.
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Home to more than 90 elephants, Pinnawala is famous for its twice daily river bathing spectacle and its active breeding program. Visitors can bottle-feed baby elephants and visit an elephant dung paper factory as part of the experience.
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Amboseli National Park is known for its long-running elephant research project and stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro. Guests can partake in research center visits, observe elephant families, and experience Maasai culture in the area.
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MandaLao Sanctuary emphasizes rescue and ethical tourism with jungle treks and a no chains policy. Activities include forest walks with elephants, river crossings, and overnight programs.
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Hwange is known for large herds of elephants and diverse wildlife, offering safari experiences in Zimbabwe’s largest game reserve.
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Addo Elephant National Park is a malaria-free area with over 600 elephants and a marine protected area. It offers self-drive safaris, guided walks, and hide observations with excellent visitor facilities.
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