Elephant Parade House

4 Matthew Goodson - 2 months ago

Great little shop close to old town with many beautiful elephants. The prices are very expensive. It's a bit further away but if recommend visiting the main shop 'Elephant Parade Land' to see where the elephants are made + the history of the project.

4 chiangmaicharlies - 2 years ago

Elephant Parade House on Charoenraj Road, close to Ping River and pedestrian bridge, is full of beautifully painted elephants which make excellent gifts. On the expensive side, but they are exquisite and sales go to help endangered elephants.

You can also pay and paint elephants yourself, with the help of staff. Staff are very friendly here.

On display here you can see elephants painted by famous artists from around the world. There have been many displays throughout the world using Elephant Parade models - and many are placed around Chiang Mai city.

4 Peter Meyer - 4 years ago

Elephant Parade house is selling models of all scales of colored elephants. Part of the money is used for elephant saving projects. You can even color your own, personal elephant here. It's really worth a visit.

4 Ricardo Fernandez - 3 years ago

Very nice little store next to hostel, a bit over priced, but very unique souvenirs,R. Britto style, very nice and well customer oriented employees. Will go back for the unique little elephants. Very comviniently located near thapae gate, lots of foot traffic, perfect for selfie or instagram.

5 P Pierre - 3 years ago

Beautifully furnished place, a bit of an art gallery, friendly staff. The Chef is Thai but graduated from Les Cordons Bleu therefore very good classical French food, tasty, good portion. I had le coq au vin ( chicken in red wine sauce) which was excellent amongs other dishes. Chef is the owner and very nice gentleman. If you tired of eating Thai food this is a very good option for both the food and the decor / atmoshpere.

5 Benjamin Prosnitz - 4 years ago

Pretty fun. You can paint an elephant for 1000 baht. There are a bunch of already painted ones for purchase. 20% of profits goes to some elephant fund.

5 dotan raz - 5 years ago

Great fun for kids, very beautiful elephants art , and all for a good cause (30% goes for elephants reserve)...