The Koh Chang Elephants are retired elephants from all over Thailand. 

Each Koh Chang Elephant has its own history and is now in retirement on Koh Chang. He/she is specially chosen by Kingphant to join the group. Each elephant has had a hard life, is unique and was always alone. Their life was lonely and hard work. They have no family and are now together as a new family. They hope to spend a long time in their new surroundings.
It is now time for peace, a chat with others and visitors. Meet and greet the elephants at Rock Sand.

They hope to see a lot of visitors to have a chat with and maybe take their picture. As long as the elephants don't have to work everything is ok.

• The flag of Thailand used to be a white elephant on a red background.
• Most elephants in Thailand, approx 4000, are looked after. A few live in National Parks.
• In 1900 there were more than 100,000 elephants in Thailand.
• Thailand has an elephant day every year to give attention to make people aware.
• Elephant day is always on the 13th March.

Read their stories and follow them on  or .

See their picturealbum on Picasa.

Pictures of the moving from the jungle to retirement in paradise.