Elephant Breeding Center

There are many trekking projects in Chitwan National Park in Nepal. Walking through the forest, you can see many wild animals. A very small area in the park is an elephant breeding center, with dozens of elephants of various sizes, all tied with iron chains.

It is the first time here to observe elephants and their daily lives so close. Perhaps this is the beauty of Chitwan. The people here have taught us how to live peacefully with animals. Along the way, cattle, sheep and dogs can walk on the road, which is a rare harmonious scene.

The surrounding trees are very similar to the virgin forests in the United States. They graze and walk freely, go to Chitwan National Forest Park in Nepal, and ride elephants in the jungle for more than 2 hours.

I heard that the breeding center has raised 50 elephants, and there are wild male elephants who come to the breeding center to find female elephants and raise the next generation. When we were watching, we encountered wild male elephants and wild boars came to steal food. Ha ha...

[View] The elephant here? I'm not afraid that my phone is hungry...

After riding an elephant and exploring the jungle in Chitwan, he came to the elephant breeding center in the national park. Some materials and specimens of wild elephants are displayed in the exhibition room. Outside the elephant breeding center is a very, very large lawn, almost four or five football fields. There are many elephants in the breeding center, especially the baby elephants, which are very cute. The idyllic scenery outside the elephant center is especially recommended. In the sunset, a group of buffalo pass by me and children are playing in the water. All this is so quiet and peaceful. , Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, people have become much quieter here.

Although elephant riding is not uncommon in Southeast Asia, the Chitwan elephant riding trip is strongly recommended. It has its own characteristics, but the sitting time is a little longer, and PP will be a little sore. After visiting Chitwan, I have the urge to go to the African savannah to see animals.