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Kuala Lumpur

Temerloh

Back in 1989, the Malaysian Wildlife Sanctuary established an elephant sanctuary within the Krau Wildlife Reserve for rare Asian elephants. As of today, there are now about 1,200 elephants living inside the&nbsp;Kuala Gandah Elephant Sanctuary. These elephants were displaced due to the continued poaching and logging for urban and agricultural development within the area. This conservation method was initiated to preserve the species and care for the young before they’re released into the wild.&nbsp; Tourists can engage in several activities with elephants. They can go near to have real interactions with these mammoth beings. Those who prefer to watch and observe can also do so at the observation deck set higher up. Our full-day tour lasts for 8 hours, with pick-up time at nine (9) in the morning. We pick up guests from where they are staying within the Kuala Lumpur City Center. For a small fee, those staying on the outskirts of the city can also schedule a pick-up.Guests will receive the full private tour package, which includes entrance fees, lunch with drinks, and free WiFi in selected vehicles. This tour will take you to Kuala Gandah, Temerloh within the District of Pahang and make you witness these gentle giants in their natural habitat, learning about conservation efforts to protect Malaysia's endangered elephants. The trip will take one and a half hours, and guests will get to experience elephant feeding, elephant bathing, an elephant conservation documentary, and a complimentary visit to the nearby&nbsp;Batu Caves. Elephant bathing is one of the biggest highlights in the sanctuary. Guests can go into the water to interact with the elephants as they bathe. You need an extra pair of clothes for this activity, and it’s subject to the current water level of the river.&nbsp; After experiencing the elephants in Kuala Gandah, the tour’s last stop would be a visit to the Batu Caves. This is a religious site where a famous Hindu festival is held. As tourists ascend the 272 stairs, they can also admire the magnificent statues of deities at the top, located within the caves.&nbsp; Embark on this enriching journey to Kuala Gandah Elephant Sanctuary and Batu Caves, where you'll witness the harmony between nature and spirituality, creating lasting memories of your Malaysian adventure.