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      <title>Chiang Mai Elephant Ethics: A Traveler&#39;s Guide</title>
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      <description>Every red songthaew heading north out of the city this morning is carrying tourists toward an &amp;ldquo;elephant sanctuary.&amp;rdquo; Some of those camps still let visitors climb on an elephant&amp;rsquo;s back or scrub one down in a river with forty strangers and their phones. The word alone tells you nothing. What matters is whether the elephants can walk away from the visitors, not the reverse.
The observation-only standard Elephant Nature Park (ENP) , founded by Sangduen &amp;ldquo;Lek&amp;rdquo; Chailert in Mae Taeng district about 60 km north of the city, is the benchmark most other camps in the province are still measured against.</description>
      
      
       
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