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Kuala Gandah Elephant Sanctuary
robertgaz Says: Kuala Gandah Elephant Sanctuary is located in Pahang at the fringe of Taman Negara and is the home of homeless elephants. It is dedicated to save the endangered Malaysian elephant but all this costs money and lots of it.At the sanctuary, visitors have the opportunity to not...
Kuala Gandah Elephant Orphanage Sanctuary
mary2u99 Says: More pictures of the elephants. I just love watching the elephants taking a bath and the baby elephant is so cute.
mary2u99 Says: More pictures on this park. We came here after the elephant sanctuary.Even though we are allowed to feed the deer but most are wild and are afraid of human.Entrance fee is about RM10.00 but we only paid RM5.00 each person
mary2u99 Says: This is just about 3 km from Kuala Gandah Elephant Orphanage Sanctuary. There are many wild deer here. Other animals include 2 baby bears, 3 ostrich and 4 mousedeer, birds, monkeys and snakes.Entrance fee is about RM10.00 but we only paid RM5.00 each person.You can feed the...
Kuala Gandah Elephant Orphanage Sanctuary
mary2u99 Says: Kuala Gandah house about 11 elephants which are used in translocation process of wild elephants in problem areas throughout Peninsular Malaysia. This centre looks after orphaned elephants to ensure their continued survival.Kuala Gandah Elephant Conservation Centre in 1989...
Kuala Gandah Elephant Sanctuary
Designerartgirl Says: Kuala Gandah elephant sanctuary is one of the most perfect places on earth, and not just because i was a volunteer there for a number of months, but because you actually get the chance, as a visiter to interact with an elephant, feed it, wash it and ride it. Mentopyan and...
Kuala Gandah Elephant Sanctuary: Halal Nasi Goreng dishes
robertgaz Says: The restaurant doen't really have a name because it is just a cafe at the Kuala Gandah Elephant Sanctuary.It does however, serve Malaysian dishes including Nasi Goreng Ayam (chicken). The food is simple but very tasty. Because this is a Muslim community, the food here is...
robertgaz Says: There are a few ways to get to Kampong Lanchang which includes buses and taxis that leave regularly from KL's Puduraya bus station.Our transport came as a part of a package deal, departing from our accommodation in KL, with MM Adventures to the Kuala Gandah Elephant...
robertgaz Says: Lemang is a traditional food which is cooked over a wood fire in a hollowed bamboo stick lined with banana leaf to prevent the rice from sticking to the bamboo. It is made of glutinous rice and coconut milk, with salt added for taste. In kampung life, it was popular to...
robertgaz Says: Before heading to Malaysia, I challenged my travel companions to take the durian taste test. They both agreed so on our return from the Kuala Gandah Elephant Sanctuary I asked Michael, the owner and our tour guide, if it would be possible to stop somewhere so that we could...
mary2u99 Says: If you want to swim with the elephants bring along an extra pair of cloths. No bikinis allowed though!
Tshirt and shorts for swimming....
Designerartgirl Says: As it is in the middle of the jungle and is still very conservative, it is asked that if you would like to swim with the elephants a minimum of tshirt and shorts are worn. No Bikinis please! Bring a good one as you'll guarantee to take lots of pictures of the beautiful...
Designerartgirl Says: When visiting the elephants, it always helps to have a little bit of fruit around in order to feed and make friends with the elephants... They especially love fruits like Durians which the keepers dont tend to give them.... thats if you can handle the smell.....
robertgaz Says: While searching the internet for tour operators in Malaysia to take me and my kids on day excursions I did find quite a few including MM Adventures.I sent a number of emails to various operators to enquire about their tours and services. Some responded but most failed to...
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If you want to swim with the elephants bring along an extra pair of cloths. No bikinis allowed though!
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Lanchang is a small town located between Karak and Mentakab in Pahang and is accessible via the East Coast Expressway's Lanchang Interchange. The Kuala Gandah Elephant Conservation Centre is situated...
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Things to do and see here: 1. Kuala Gandah Elephant Orphanage Sanctuary 2. Deerland 3. Orang Asli Village
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Mentopyan here is one of the many elephants at the sanctuary which after signing a waiver, you will be able to feed a number of things from fruit, to bread to sugar cane. All provided by the staff who...
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