Maesa Elephant Camp in Thailand


Maesa Elephant Camp


Local name Pang Chang Mae Sa
Typecamp
Owner 1976-: Choochart Kulmapijit
2019-: Anchalee Bunarat
Founded1976
First elephant arrived1976
Address 119/9 Tapae Rd.
Zip-code 50100
Place Chiang Mai
District Muang District
Province Chiang Mai Province
Region Northern Thailand
Country Thailand
Website Website
Directors
Key People -: Pea Kulmapijit (assistant director)
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Description

Maesa Elephant Camp, located at 119/9 Tapae Rd., in Chiang Mai, Thailand , was founded in 1976 and the first elephant arrived in 1976.

Living elephants

At the Maesa Elephant Camp lives 85 elephants with records in this database: (detail list)
  1. ⚪ Pang Aungkham born 2019?
  2. ♂ BanYen 1 born 1955
  3. ♂ BanYen 2 born 1957
  4. ♂ Billy born 1982
  5. ♀ BoonChoo born 1967
  6. ♀ BoonMa 3 born 1967
  7. ♀ BoonMaMai born 1971
  8. ♂ BoonPeng born 1974
  9. ♂ BoonSerm born 2006
  10. ♂ BoonSong born 1964
  11. ♀ BuaKam 2 born 1966
  12. ♀ BuaKao born 1973
  13. ♂ BuaLoi born 1968
  14. ♀ Chuay born 1972
  15. ♂ Doi born 2013-09-15
  16. ♂ DokDin born 1985
  17. ♀ Ham born 1980
  18. ♀ Jann born 1976
  19. ♀ JannNoi born 1972
  20. ♂ Jumbo A
  21. ♂ Jumbo B born 1976
  22. ♀ Kaam born 1970
  23. ♀ Kaew born 1973
  24. ♀ KamMee born 1969
  25. ♂ KamMeun born 1954
  26. ♂ KamNoi born 1961
  27. ♂ KamPann born 1958
  28. ♀ KamSaen (KhumSaen) born 1998-05-04
  29. ♀ KamTan (Khumtun) born 1976
  30. ♂ Khunseuk born 2017-03-26
  31. ♂ Kong Kham born 1997-11-11
  32. ♂ Krung (Krong) born 1979
  33. ♂ Kuu (Keu) born 1962
  34. ♂ Sidor LanKam born 1998-09-08
  35. ♀ Lar
  36. ♀ Ma born 1968
  37. ♀ Mai 1 born 1974
  38. ♀ Meena born 2008-03-01
  39. ♀ Moo 2 born 1973
  40. ♀ Moon born 1969
  41. ♀ Pang Nam Thip born 2018
  42. ♀ NamAoy born 1970
  43. ♀ Nid born 1979
  44. ♂ Noi born 1983
  45. ♀ Noi 1 born 1970
  46. ♀ Noi 2 born 1974
  47. ♀ NoiMai born 1983
  48. ♀ Nuch born 1971
  49. ♂ Nung (Neung) born 1991
  50. ♀ Nungning (Nung-Ning) born 1991
  51. ♀ Oan born 1974
  52. ♂ Plai Od born 1991
  53. ♀ Oka born 2010-02-04
  54. ♀ Pang Sao born 1982
  55. ♂ Pangkwan born 2006-03-14
  56. ♀ Paya
  57. ♂ PaYap born 2000-05-28
  58. ♂ Phaya born 2001
  59. ♂ Phaya born 2002-02-09
  60. ♂ PongPhat born 1983
  61. ♀ PooPae (PooPe) born 1992
  62. ♀ PornTip born 1973
  63. ♀ RuamDao born 1972
  64. ♂ Sedor
  65. ♀ Soi Fah born 2018-08-15
  66. ♀ SoiDao born 1974
  67. ♂ SomBoon born 1968
  68. ♀ SomNeuk born 1967
  69. ♂ Songpan (SongPun) born 2000-09-28
  70. ♀ Srai (Sarai) born 1977
  71. ♀ Suay born 1984
  72. ♂ Tao
  73. ♀ Thongkul
  74. ♂ ThongPetch born 2005-09-26
  75. ♂ ThongPherm born 2005-12-22
  76. ♀ ThongSa born 2003-11-28
  77. ♀ ThongSri born 1999-03-04
  78. ♂ ThongTaWee born 2004-06-21
  79. ♂ ThongThai born 2003-02-07
  80. ⚪ unknown
  81. ⚪ Unnamed born 2010
  82. ♀ WanPen 1 born 1981
  83. ♀ WanPen 2 born 1998-11-03
  84. ♂ WiangPing born 2004-06-24
  85. ♂ Yai born 1964

Comments / picturesPang Chang Mae Sa was founded by Choochart Kulmapijit in 1976, and since 2019 the camp and the elephants is owned by his daughter Anchalee Bunarat Kulmapijit.

The first elephant camp certified by ISO 9001 version 2008.

2022: The camp used to have 78 elephants but 22 have died in the past two years.

References for records about Maesa Elephant Camp

Recommended Citation

Koehl, Dan (2021). Maesa Elephant Camp, Elephant Encyclopedia. Available online at https://www.elephant.se/location2.php?location_id=245. (archived at the Wayback machine)

Sources used for this article is among others:


Maesa Elephant Camp on elephant-news.com

Maesa Elephant Camp is mentioned on Elephant News:

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Elephants of the maesa camp are turning out realistic art - Elephant News
2007-03-14Thailand lays on jumbo fruit buffet for elephants - Elephant News
2007-10-21Trek through thailand, part 4 - Elephant News
2008-02-12Living the fantasea - Elephant News
2022-03-24Thailand’s elephant crisis: 22 elephants die during pandemic at chiang mai camp - Elephant News


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