Tour Overview

The Elephant Village, also known as "Hathi Gaon," is a sanctuary for retired, rescued, and rehabilitated elephants in Jaipur. It is dedicated to providing a secure, calm environment, ethical treatment, conservation, and education.

• Get to know and interact with friendly elephants. Help prepare their specialized diets and provide them with fresh fruits and vegetables.
• Create a creative expression by using colourful organic watercolours to paint elephants. Give these gentle giants a fabulous mud bath, skillfully performed by our knowledgeable staff.
• With a cool rain shower made only for our elephants, you can enjoy the ultimate elephant spa experience while also giving them a pleasant and stress-free experience.
• Take advantage of a fascinating one-hour trip inside Elephant Village, which includes convenient hotel pickup and drop-off. 

Know More About Elephant Village

A committed conservation initiative in Jaipur, India, called Hathi Gaon, or the Elephant Village, aims to protect majestic elephants, who are an integral part of Indian culture. Retired, rescued, and rehabilitated elephants might find a safe haven in this sanctuary, which offers them a peaceful natural environment.

The village was founded in response to growing concerns about the problems Indian elephants suffer, such as habitat loss, abuse during tourism, and environmental changes. Animal welfare activists and conservationists founded Elephant Village to offer retirement and rehabilitation to elephants, with a focus on moral treatment, ecological education, and conservation techniques.

To promote a better understanding of elephant biology and conservation requirements, visitors to Elephant Village engage appropriately with elephants through activities such as feeding, bathing, and behavioural observation. 

Along with supporting local livelihoods that depend on elephants, the village also participates in community outreach to spread awareness about elephant conservation. In general, Elephant Village guarantees that elephants lead dignified and respectful lives, promoting their well-being and the preservation of their natural environments.

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