August 2026
- Leaves, twigs, and tree bark — especially bamboo, teak, and fig leaves. Sometimes they even peel off bark for a tasty snack.
- Tender grass in forests and meadows. Occasionally, they pull up roots for an extra boost of energy.
- Fruit is their ultimate favorite: bananas, mangoes, watermelons, papayas, and various wild fruits.
- Aquatic plants such as lotus or reeds when they are near a water source.
Did you know wild elephants eat 200–300 kilograms per day? Having sufficient, nutritious food is crucial to their health and well-being.
If we want to give elephants a better life, let’s support ethical, elephant-friendly tourism!
Phuket Siray Elephant Care Camp
Ready to meet our gentle giants?
Book your ethical visit to Phuket Siray Elephant Care Camp today and experience the magic of preparing healthy snacks and bathing alongside elephants with pristine ocean scenery.
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