Elephant Museum Ban Taklang

Explore the life of elephants and the traditional lifestyle of the

A Journey to Explore Thai Elephant Culture, Bonds, and Conservation

At the heart of Ban Taklang Elephant Village in Surin Province, the Elephant Museum serves as a gateway to the world of elephants and the Kuy (Suay) people, whose lives have been closely intertwined with elephants for generations. The museum is divided into four main zones, each presenting fascinating insights into knowledge, beliefs, culture, and elephant conservation.

History and Lifestyle of the Kuy People Zone

This zone tells the story of the close bond between the Kuy people and elephants, showcasing traditional rituals such as wild elephant capture and the San Don Ta ceremony. It features a miniature village display and photo spots that allow visitors to immerse themselves in history.

Ancient Elephant Zone

(Prehistoric Elephants)

This zone showcases more than nine species of elephants from the past, including the rare four-tusked elephant. Visitors can experience large moving models with sound effects and projection screens that enhance the learning experience.

Rotating Art Gallery Zone

This zone features works by a variety of artists, including contemporary and local styles, as well as elephant-themed souvenirs. It serves as a learning space that encourages creativity.