Discover the Magic of Elephant Parade Bangkok 2024-2025

Elephant Parade is returning to Bangkok with its stunning open-air art exhibition! From December 15, 2024, to February 15, 2025, the historic neighborhoods of Talad Noi and Songwat Road will transform into a vibrant outdoor gallery, featuring nearly 40 exquisitely designed elephant statues. This incredible event blends art, culture, and conservation in one unforgettable experience.


What Is Elephant Parade?

Elephant Parade is a global initiative that combines art and conservation. Featuring life-sized, hand-painted elephant statues, the exhibition showcases the creativity of talented artists, celebrities, and emerging talent. Each elephant tells a unique story, raising awareness and funds for the protection of endangered Asian elephants.


Bangkok’s Historic Districts: A Perfect Setting

This year’s Elephant Parade takes place in two of Bangkok’s most historic and culturally rich neighborhoods: Talad Noi and Songwat Road. These areas are steeped in history, featuring a unique blend of traditional Thai architecture, bustling street life, and vibrant local culture.
Visitors can wander through these districts using the official event map to locate each elephant statue, each with its own story and artistic inspiration. It’s the perfect way to explore Bangkok while engaging with art and conservation.


How You Can Get Involved

Visit the Parade: Explore nearly 40 hand-painted elephant statues across Bangkok’s historic Talad Noi and Songwat Road neighborhoods. Use the event map to guide your journey and uncover the story behind each design.
Join the Treasure Hunt: Collect letters from the elephant plinths and solve the puzzle to win amazing prizes, including a 75cm hand-painted elephant replica (valued at 84,990 THB). Submit your solution to bangkok@elephantparade.com by February 15, 2025.
● Shop Elephant Parade Treasures at various Pop-up shops:
Visit pop-up shops for exclusive hand-painted elephant statues, ornaments, and more. Proceeds support elephant conservation.
Locations:
Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel & Towers (Open Daily, 9 AM - 6 PM)
Vanich House (Closed Wednesdays, 10:30 AM - 5:30 PM)
Photohostel & Photocafe (Closed Wednesdays, 10 AM - 6 PM)
MAHAPHO RIVERVIEW (Open Daily, 6 AM - 9 PM)


Art Meets Conservation

Elephant Parade is more than an art exhibition—it’s a movement to protect and preserve Asian elephants. Here’s why it matters:
Raising Awareness:
   Each statue tells a story, educating the public about the challenges faced by Asian elephants and inspiring action.
Funding Conservation Efforts:
   Proceeds from auctions and product sales directly support elephant sanctuaries, healthcare programs, and habitat conservation.
Fostering Creativity:
   The parade brings together artists from diverse backgrounds, uniting them in a shared mission to create change through art.

Save the Date and Join Us in Bangkok!

The Elephant Parade Bangkok 2024-2025 is your chance to experience art, culture, and conservation coming together. Join us in celebrating the majesty of elephants and supporting efforts to ensure their survival.
For event updates, dates, and locations, visit the official event page: Elephant Parade Bangkok 2024-2025.

A Thank You to Our Supporters

As we prepare for another incredible parade, we’d like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who supports Elephant Parade—from our talented artists and loyal customers to conservationists and fans around the world. Together, we’re making a difference for Asian elephants.
We can’t wait to see you in Bangkok for this extraordinary celebration of art, culture, and conservation. Let’s work together to protect these gentle giants, one elephant at a time.

Support Elephant Conservation

With every purchase of an Elephant Statue you support conservation projects worldwide

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