Established in 1985, the Elephant Breeding Centre plays a vital role in elephant conservation, research, and education. Visitors can observe elephants at different life stages, learn about their behaviors, and understand the challenges they face in the wild. The center also engages in community outreach and tourism to support conservation efforts

• Best Time to Visit:
  • Early morning or late afternoon when elephants are most active.
  • Respect the Animals: Avoid loud noises and sudden movements to keep the elephants comfortable.
  • Guided Tours: Consider hiring a guide to learn more about elephant conservation efforts.
  • Photography: You can take photos, but avoid using flash as it may disturb the elephants.
  • Entry Fee: Carry small cash for the entry fee (NPR 20/30/50).
  • Weather Considerations: Wear light clothing and bring sunscreen, as it can get hot.
  • Getting There: The center is about 4 KM north of Sauraha and can be reached by bicycle, electric rickshaw, or jeep.
  • Local Interaction: Engage with staff and mahouts to understand their work and the challenges of elephant conservation.
  • Eco-Friendly Practices: Avoid littering and respect the natural surroundings.
  • Nearby Attractions: Consider visiting Chitwan National Park for a full wildlife experience.