Thai National Elephant Day, or Wan Chang Thai, is held in honor of the Kingdom’s national animal. Throughout history, the gentle giants have long been intertwined with the Thai way of life, playing a significant role in transportation, labor, and even war.

Established by the government in 1988, Thailand’s National Elephant Day is celebrated every year on March 13th. To honor the animal and its relationship with the Thai people, the holiday aims to raise awareness of elephant conservation and protection. Common activities include elephant buffets and traditional blessing ceremonies....

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