2 hrs.
No Cancel
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Elephant Village Pattaya and Mongchang Cafe combines elephant trekking through the jungle with a mini zoo animals area right next to the cafe. Since 1973, the village has taken in elephants too old or sick to work, giving them a safe home. So every animal here has already lived a full working life before finding this safe home.
Because the elephants roam in an open, natural setting, you can bathe them or feed them a herbal ball. You can also ride them along a forest trail as part of the elephant trekking experience. Guides introduce each elephant by name, so visitors leave knowing more than just a quick photo op.
Once you’re ready for a break, Mongchang Cafe serves Thai and international dishes, along with coffee and Thai milk tea. So you can watch elephants cross the river right in front of your table while you eat. Beyond elephant trekking, most ticket options here also include a complimentary drink and a Fantasy Show.
Beyond the elephants, the mini zoo animals area is home to tigers, goats, monkeys, gibbons, and more. Since there’s plenty to see, families often spend a full half day here. The village charges guests aged 12 and above at the adult rate.
Elephant Village Pattaya and Mongchang Cafe sits at 48/120 Moo 7, Bang Lamung District, near the Mabprachan Reservoir. Since a free shuttle is often included with your ticket, many visitors skip arranging their own transport. So it’s worth checking pickup options when booking. The village is open daily from 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM.
After a morning of elephant trekking, pair the day with the big cats at Tiger Park Pattaya. Or dive into marine life at Monster Aquarium Pattaya. Both make easy, family-friendly add-ons for the same day. For more on the wider area, visit the official Tourism Authority of Thailand – Pattaya Guide.
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Yes, Elephant Village Pattaya has operated as a rescue and retirement home for old and sick elephants since 1973, rather than a working camp.
Most ticket options include elephant trekking or bathing, a complimentary drink, and entry to the Fantasy Show.
Yes, the cafe serves Thai and international dishes, coffee, and Thai milk tea, with river views of the elephants.
Yes, it's family-friendly; guests aged 12 and above are charged the adult rate, with a separate child rate for younger visitors.