Many tourists from all over the world arrived in Surin on the 16th and 17th of November to visit the yearly Elephant Fair and Show. Surin is in the North-East of Thailand closed to the Cambodian border. Over 200 Elephants walk the streets of Surin with only one goal: a giant vegetable buffet. On day two you can see Elephants in a amazing shows or you can go on a hike with one of those smooth giants. Definitely worth-while, Surin is only a short 7 hour trip from Bangkok and you can travel either by train or bus.Friday, November 16, 2007
Elephant Fair in Surin
Many tourists from all over the world arrived in Surin on the 16th and 17th of November to visit the yearly Elephant Fair and Show. Surin is in the North-East of Thailand closed to the Cambodian border. Over 200 Elephants walk the streets of Surin with only one goal: a giant vegetable buffet. On day two you can see Elephants in a amazing shows or you can go on a hike with one of those smooth giants. Definitely worth-while, Surin is only a short 7 hour trip from Bangkok and you can travel either by train or bus.
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