I also really enjoyed getting to raft down the river. Our guide was hilarious. I just love how happy people seem to be here. I didn't bring my camera on the raft and at first I was upset, but I'm happy I didn't because I was able to take everything in. It was so peaceful floating down the river taking in all the scenery. I don't think I'll ever be able to explain that beauty to anyone back home. My favorite part was floating past the elephant hospital, where there was music playing. The elephants were dancing and it just made me so happy. It makes me want to come back and live by an elephant camp so I can learn more about them, but we'll see what happens ;).
This blog has been created for students participating in the 2014 University of Minnesota learning abroad course Families and Healthcare in Thailand. Students and professors will share pictures and stories about our experiences in Chiang Mai, Chiangrai, and Bangkok. Please join us as we learn about Thai families, culture, and healthcare.
Saturday, January 4, 2014
Post #3 elephant riding
I also really enjoyed getting to raft down the river. Our guide was hilarious. I just love how happy people seem to be here. I didn't bring my camera on the raft and at first I was upset, but I'm happy I didn't because I was able to take everything in. It was so peaceful floating down the river taking in all the scenery. I don't think I'll ever be able to explain that beauty to anyone back home. My favorite part was floating past the elephant hospital, where there was music playing. The elephants were dancing and it just made me so happy. It makes me want to come back and live by an elephant camp so I can learn more about them, but we'll see what happens ;).
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