[2025 Mae Rim Attraction] Travel Guide for Elephant POOPOOPAPER Park Chiang Mai (Updated Apr)

#newyearadventure Elephant POOPOOPAPER Park Chiang Mai is an eco-conscious park where they conduct tours for interested parties to go through the elephant poop-to-paper process. It had fantastic storytelling from poo to Paper, where the guide explained the whole process of making paper from elephant poo. It was an interesting experience, and we appreciate this effort of the Thais. The gift shop was full of paper products to buy at a reasonable price. I couldn't help but buy a packet of colured paper to make cards for my friends. #mytripvlog

When you think of Chiang Mai, you must think of the elephant cafe. You can experience feeding elephants and take pictures with elephants at Elefin Farm~ You can have an unforgettable and enjoyable experience in Chiang Mai! You can find it by searching for Elefin Farm!

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6-day trip to Thailand, enjoy the tropical scenery! Amazing itinerary, experience exotic culture, don't miss it! Come and explore with us! . Thailand, a Buddhist country with a long history. 🏯 Visit historical sites and experience the culture of a thousand years. 🌴 Enjoy the tropical beaches and islands, and experience unique Thai massages and cuisine. 🎉 Embark on a spontaneous trip to Thailand! . 📅 Itinerary suggestions: D1: Shanghai ✈️ Chiang Mai Start your trip to Thailand and arrive in Chiang Mai, known as the Rose of the North. D2: Wat Phra That Doi Suthep -> Chiang Rai Hot Spring -> Wat Rong Khun -> Singha Park -> Wat Rong Suea Ten -> Chiang Rai Night Bazaar A day in Chiang Rai, from sacred temples to tranquil hot springs, to bustling night markets, experience diverse cultures. D3: Golden Triangle -> Wat Phra That Doi Wao -> Chiang Mai Night Safari Visit the mysterious Golden Triangle, Wat Phra That Doi Wao, and get up close and personal with wildlife at night. D4: Elephant Jungle Sanctuary -> Mae Sa Orchid Farm -> Elephant PooPooPaper Park -> Chiang Mai Old City -> Wat Chedi Luang -> Night Market Get up close and personal with elephants, experience the ancient and modern Chiang Mai, and visit the bustling night market. D5: Chiang Mai 🌇 Enjoy a day of free time, explore the stories of Chiang Mai, and enjoy a leisurely time. D6: Chiang Mai ✈️ Shanghai 🛫 End this wonderful trip to Thailand with beautiful memories, and look forward to seeing you again! . Travel essentials: 🧳 📞 Prepare a SIM card for easy contact. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter, as Thai sockets are different from ours. 👕 Short sleeves and shorts are enough, as the weather in Thailand is hot in February. 💳 Prepare credit cards and cash for more convenient shopping and dining. 🧴 Be sure to apply sunscreen to avoid sunburn. 📷 Camera and phone charger, don't miss the beautiful moments. Although Thailand is visa-free, you still need to carry your passport with you~ 🛫 . Traveling in Thailand is not only about food and scenery, but also unique cultural experiences waiting for you, don't miss it!

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 Located in Chiang Mai, Thailand, Elephant POOPOOPAPER Park is a unique eco-tourism attraction with the theme of making paper from elephant dung. Elephants consume a large amount of plant fiber every day, and their dung retains rich fiber, making it an ideal papermaking material. There are Chinese tour guides here (purchased separately), who are very humorous and make the children laugh all the time. It is very suitable for bringing children to experience "making paper" with elephant poop. At the end of the tour, there is a DIY workshop where visitors can create their own POOPOOPAPER works. Address: 87 Moo. 10 T, Mae Raem, Mae Rim District, Chiang Mai 50180 Thailand #ChiangmaiTravel #ChiangmaiAttractions

#chillandthrill #ElephantPOOPOOPAPERPark #chiangmai The Elephant POOPOOPAPER Park Adventure You Didn’t Know You Needed 💩🐘 Ever wondered what happens to elephant poop after the elephants are done with it? Well, wonder no more, because in Chiang Mai, there’s a place where it gets transformed into something surprisingly useful—paper! Welcome to the Elephant POOPOOPAPER Park, where the circle of life takes on a whole new meaning. 🐘💩 When you first arrive, you might be a little skeptical (who wouldn’t be?), but the park quickly shows you that elephant dung is no ordinary waste. Here, it’s cleaned, processed, and turned into eco-friendly, biodegradable paper. And yes, you can even try your hand at making some yourself—feel free to get your hands dirty! It’s not as gross as it sounds, and you’ll leave with a sense of accomplishment and a funky souvenir. 📝 As you wander through the park, you’ll discover not just the art of poop-to-paper, but also the eco-conscious mission behind it. The project helps promote sustainability and raise awareness about elephant conservation efforts. So, if you’re looking for a laugh, a quirky experience, and a chance to learn something unique, this is your spot. Let’s face it, it’s the most fun you’ll have with poop in a long time! 💩🎉

#getgoing2025 #ElephantPOOPOOPAPERPark #chiangmai If you’re in Chiang Mai and looking for a fun, quirky, and eco-friendly activity, make sure to visit the Elephant POOPOOPAPER Park! This unique attraction combines creativity, sustainability, and a touch of humor, making it a must-see for travelers of all ages. At the park, you’ll learn how elephant dung is transformed into paper! Yes, you heard that right—poop becomes paper. The process is surprisingly fascinating, and the park guides walk you through each step, showing how the dung is cleaned, processed, and turned into eco-friendly sheets of paper. 🐘📜 Besides learning about the paper-making process, you can get hands-on and try making your own sheet of paper from elephant dung. It’s a fun and creative activity that’s both educational and entertaining. The park also offers a variety of unique handmade paper products that are perfect for souvenirs. 🛍️ What makes the Elephant POOPOOPAPER Park extra special is its commitment to sustainability and conservation. By using elephant dung, they help promote environmental awareness and support elephant rescue initiatives in Thailand. 🌍 Visiting the park is an unforgettable, fun, and lighthearted way to spend a few hours in Chiang Mai!

🚶I have been to popular tourist cities like Bangkok and Chiang Mai🏯. This time I don’t want to go to crowded tourist attractions again. ✅ I chose Maerim, Chiang Mai 🔥It is about an hour's drive from the ancient city of Chiang Mai, surrounded by Suthep Mountain, and the natural environment is great👍! It is a holiday resort for local Thais and is worth staying for 2-3 days😀 ✅1 Recommended 1 day trip to Maerim! Sticky Waterfall Namtok Bua Tong Elephant Coffee ☕️Elely CafeElephant Poopoopaper Park🐯Tiger Kingdom Jungle Coaster 🎢Pong yaeng Jungle Coaster&Zipline Recommended Restaurant 🍴Fleur Cafe &Eatre ✅The best accommodation for traveling in Mae Rim, Chiang Mai . B&B Name:Secret Window Residency Chiang Mai, Thailand Very cost-effective, can accommodate up to 6 people, about 300💰 RMB per person; breakfast🍜 and massage are provided, modern living facilities are also complete, very comfortable💯 . ✅The real "Writer's Cabin" was built by Mr. Bas Nattawut Poonpiriya, a famous Thai director. Inspired by "Heidegger's Cabin", he hopes to create a real "Writer's Cabin". This cabin looks very much like the place where writers vacation and write in movies and books. A whole wall of bookshelves is filled with various books📖, and there is a retro typewriter on the desk, which makes people want to sit down and create~ . ✅The homestay has a personal style and taste The furniture and decorations were carefully selected by Mr. Bas Nattawut Poonpiriya, many of which are his personal collections, with a very personal style and taste. Mr. Bas Nattawut Poonpiriya once invited 12 well-known writers to live here in turn, to vacation, think, read and write. Now we can also live here like a writer! . ✅The B&B is surrounded by forests 🌲 and streams 🏞 🏡·The B&B is located in Maerim, Chiang Mai. It is very close to any scenic spots around. The B&B is surrounded by forests and streams, and has unparalleled beautiful scenery🌟 .

📝Elephant Pu Pu Paper Park is a handmade art park that uses elephant dung to make original ecological and environmentally friendly paper products🏡. It is very suitable for parent-child play. Visitors and children can learn about the whole process of how elephant dung is made into environmentally friendly paper products🗒️ and learn more about environmental protection knowledge. 🐘Elephants are huge in size and have an astonishing appetite. They need to consume a large amount of plants🌽fruits🍉vegetables🍌 every day. They can produce about 40 kilograms of feces💩 a day. The main component of feces is various undigested plant fibers. After this elephant feces with plant fiber as the main component is recycled, it becomes the main material for making environmentally friendly paper products. ✏️The process of making environmentally friendly paper products with elephant dung is basically the same as that of ordinary paper. It requires a series of manual operations such as soaking, drying, disinfection, cleaning, sifting, drying, demoulding, cutting, etc. The whole production process is very interesting and you can experience it yourself. 📸The papermaking park is not large, but the park is very beautiful. While learning about the production process, you can also take photos and check in in the park. You can experience handmade notebooks, bookmarks, fans and other paper products in the DIY area of ​​the park. There are special staff to guide you. The price ranges from 100 baht to 200 baht. 🐘The Elephant Pu Pu Papermaking Park is very suitable for bringing 👶🏻 children to experience and play. It can not only exercise children's hands-on ability, but also learn a lot of environmental protection knowledge. 【🎫Tickets】150 baht per person 【📍Address】87 Moo . 10, T. Maeram, A. Mae Rim, Chiang Mai 50180 Thailand 【🕰️Visiting time】AM8:00-PM5:00 【🚗Transportation】It is about half an hour's drive from Chiang Mai city. It is recommended to take a taxi or drive there. Nearby are the Mae Rim Tiger Kingdom and Siam Insect Zoo which can be arranged as part of a day trip. 【📌tips】 1️⃣There are Chinese and English tour guides at the entrance of the park. It is recommended to follow the tour guide. 2️⃣The whole park experience lasts about 1 to 2 hours. There are not many tourists in the park and the environment is great. 3️⃣ At the entrance, there are various exquisite paper products made from elephant dung, various beautiful handmade souvenirs and nice clothes for sale. The prices are not expensive and suitable as souvenirs. 4️⃣Elephant dung can be smelled and touched. It has no odor but instead has a light plant fragrance.

Elephant poop 💩 can actually be recycled into paper. Because of their huge size, elephants eat a lot of plants and fruits every day, and can produce nearly 80 kilograms of poop a day. Most of the plant fiber in it is not digested, so after recycling, it is very suitable for papermaking. The process of making elephant 🐘粑粑 paper is actually similar to that of ordinary papermaking, including pulp screening, sun drying, demolding, etc., with the addition of high-temperature sterilization and fiber separation steps. I was a little resistant when I first started making it, but in fact, it has no peculiar smell at all, and even has a light plant fragrance. You can DIY them into bookmarks, notebooks, small fans, etc. according to your preferences. They are not only environmentally friendly but also very commemorative.

#Chiang Mai Travel #Chiang Mai Review #Chiang Mai Travel #Travel and Study #Learn Through Play #Chiang Mai #Where to go in Chiang Mai #Chiang Mai Travel 📍 Elephant Poopoopaper Park, Mae Rim District, Chiang Mai A place for nature conservation and a learning center for children to continue and preserve local wisdom by using elephant dung to make Sa paper. There are staff to provide advice, take a tour to see the various steps in making Sa paper and teach children to do it themselves. Children had a lot of fun and were able to fully release their energy and imagination. The lecturers provided lectures in both Thai and English. The place is spacious, beautiful, airy, comfortable and clean. The atmosphere inside is shady with nature. There are restaurants, souvenir shops and a clay house cafe for parents to sit and wait for their children to do activities. Open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Admission fee is 100 baht per person. Children under 5 years old are free.

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