The Legend of Thai Elephants
An Art and Cultural Heritage
That Astonishes the World
Surin Province, the land of elephants and profound cultural heritage, welcomes visitors from around the world to the Surin Elephant Festival, held annually in November at the Sri Narong Elephant Show Ground, Surin Province.




The Beginning of a Legend




The Surin Elephant Festival originated from the way of life of the Kui (Kuy) people, the indigenous inhabitants of Surin Province, who have shared a close and enduring relationship with elephants for generations—as working partners, companions in battle, and even members of the family. This deep bond is beautifully conveyed through the performances and activities showcased throughout the festival.




The Surin Elephant Festival is an internationally renowned event that attracts both Thai and international visitors. It also reflects the unique identity of Surin Province as the Land of Thai Elephants.








It is recommended to book accommodation in advance, as hotels tend to fill up quickly during the festival. Be prepared for outdoor activities by bringing items such as a hat, umbrella, or sunscreen, and be sure to follow official pages or websites closely for the latest updates on event activities.
The Surin Elephant Festival is not just a festival, but a cultural heritage worth experiencing. It offers an unforgettable journey filled with wisdom, inspiration, and the unique charm of Thai elephants found nowhere else.




If you love Thai culture and wish to experience the majesty of elephants up close, **Surin awaits you every November**.
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