Things to do in Thai Mueang

Exactly as booked. We booked to feed the elephants and that's what we did, I was just a bit underwhelmed, not sure what I was expecting but maybe to last a little longer. We were offered a complimentary refreshment once finished. Amazing animals, which are clearly loved by the keepers at the sanctuary, my children had a lovely time, so I would certainly recommend this as a family activity whilst on Samui.

This time I came to Phuket and stayed at JW Marriott, which is right next to Mai Khao Beach. Compared with Patong and other beaches, there are few tourists here and it is very quiet. There are several seafood restaurants on the beach where you can eat authentic Thai food. The crayfish here are very fresh and delicious. You can also watch the sunset while eating dinner. The scenery is great. At sunset in the evening, there are people leading elephants on the beach. You can buy some food to feed the elephants and take some photos.

Great experience, totally worth the amount I paid for it. I purchased the general admissions ticket + buffet dinner for £8.87!! I didn’t think it was legit when comparing to the other ticket prices being closer to £40 but I arrived and everything was so smooth and easy. Really cute and fun night out. Really good for families, nice to experience as a solo traveller too.

The show was incredible, food pretty average but huge selection, also Halal available. Not a fan of the elephants for rides and not sure how I feel about how they have been trained for the shows either...all the animals actually. Trapeze was the star of the show...still great show though

приятная прогулка по морю и доставка с острововов на пхукет

الحديقة نظيفة و ممتازة للعائلة.. يفضل توصل أول الناس لتجد كرسي مع مظلة للاسترخاء. المكان نظيف والموظفين متعاونين... توجد مختلف الألعاب.. الأطفال راح يستمتعون كثيرا.. الحجز عن طريق هذا الموقع أرخص .

It's clean, fun, and the staff are humorous. The first stop was feeding the elephants, with bananas 🍌, pineapples 🍍, cucumbers 🥒, and sugarcane. There were two baby elephants, one of which was William and Xiaobao. They were both six years old! There were several other elephants on the mountain, including a mother and her two-year-old baby. It was my first time seeing an elephant feeding, and the mother tapped the ground with her trunk to let the baby know it was time for dinner. The second stop was a mud bath, a swim, and a rinse. You had to change into your swimsuit and get wet. The third stop was cooking. We had a salad, fried noodles, and then a buffet of our own cooking. The staff were patient and interesting throughout the whole process, chatting about the elephants' habits and even deliberately splashing water on us. The atmosphere was just perfect. It was all about fun! The sanitation was also good; at least we didn't see any insects or mosquitoes.