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Elephant Sanctuary
A chain-free shelter
a shelter for rescued elephants
Sapana is proud to host five elephants. Through the collaborative efforts of Sapana Village Lodge and Direct Aid Nepal, we have established a chain-free shelter for our rescued elephants. The lodge is dedicated to practicing ethical elephant activities aimed at caring for these majestic giants.
animal welfare
The Elephant Sanctuary at Sapana Lodge offers a humane and ethical haven for rescued elephants. Focused on responsible tourism and animal welfare, the sanctuary allows visitors to observe and interact with elephants in their natural environment without exploitation. The sanctuary emphasizes education about the challenges facing Asian elephants while promoting sustainable tourism practices that respect the animals' dignity and wellbeing.
Enjoy the special programs
In essence, our guiding principle is “No Chain, No Pain, and No Ride.” Guests can enjoy various programs, such as the Sunrise Walk and Breakfast with Giants, treating giants by feeding them fruit and vegetable baskets, and engaging in a friendly bathing session. The lodge encompasses a vast grassland area with a flowing river, providing a picturesque setting to observe elephants enjoying baths, grazing, or playing in the mud.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
Where are the elephants coming from?
Why can't you set them free?
Why do the elephants wear a chain around their neck?
The caretaker rides the elephant at times, while tourists can't. Why is that?
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