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Sirigiya, Sri Lanaka - March 03, 2022: Elephant trainer washes the elephant in the river, in Sigiriya National Park. Sri Lanka.

Mahout bathing his elephant in the river, Sri Lanka.

Kandy, Kandy, Sri Lanka - December 27, 2017: The pinnawala elephant orphanage in Sri Lanka

A Thai mahout and his elephant engage in a peaceful moment during the daily bathing ritual in a river in Ayutthaya, Thailand. Dressed in a pink shirt and dark shorts, the man sits gently on the elephant’s back, leaning forward to touch its head with care. Another elephant is partially submerged nearby. The soft, natural light enhances the quiet intimacy of this traditional practice, highlighting the strong bond between humans and elephants in rural Thai culture.

Chiang Mai, Thailand - April 9, 2011: Animal trainers wash their elephants in the Maesa river near Chiang Mai

An Asian Elephant (Elephas maximus) plays with a ball in water at Sydney Zoo in Sydney, NSW, Australia (Photo by Tara Chand Malhotra)

A mahout carefully washes and bathes a tame elephant at the Sampoinit Aceh Jaya Conservation Response Unit, where trained professionals work to conserve and protect these magnificent creatures on August 11, 2022

Rajasthan, India - March 03, 2006: Young people washing their elephant in the waters of Lake Amber Fort just outside the city of Jaipur

Coorg,Karnataka, India, February 16, 2019. Elephant Bathing At Elephant Camp Dubare Near Coorg Karnataka

Kanchanaburi, Thailand - April 6, 2011: Man with Asian Elephant in the River Kwai.

Coorg, India - January 8, 2014 - An Indian elephant getting a bath from his attendant or rider in the river Kaveri in Coorg in south India

On October 11, 2019, several environmental communities, along with elephant handlers, fed, played with, and bathed elephants at the CRU Sampoiniet area in Calang, Aceh Jaya. This activity aimed to ensure the well-being of elephants and support wildlife conservation efforts.

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Big elephant bathing in the river guided by their handler. an elephant driver is riding an elephant in a water. The mahouts care bathing the elephants . river kwai. Northern Thailand. July 5, 2023.

Chiang Mai, Thailand - October 23, 2010: A Mahout is washing an elephant in the river at Maesa Elephant Club. Elephant shows are a popular attraction in Northern Thailand.

Pinnawala, Sri Lanka - January 10th 2025: Asian elephants (Elephas maximus) bathing in the river in Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage while being sprayed with water

Working elephant, retired from the logging trade, emerging from bathing in a large pond on the edge of Kaziranga National Park, India, under the guidance of her mahout.

Lampang, Thailand - January 20, 2024: many man a mahout showering elephants in river at The Thai elephant conservation center on the January 20, 2024 in Lampang, Thailand

An elephant takes a bath in the Rapti River during the hot season in Chitwan, Nepal, on July 26, 2025

Kanchanaburi, Thailand - April 6, 2011: Two men bathing their Asian Elephants in the River Kwai.

Northern Thailand, 1977. Elephant washing day on a river in northern Thailand. Also: mahouts.

Mahout bathing his elephant in the river, Sigiriya, Sri Lanka.

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A large elephant standing in a river, a young male tourist helping the elephant with the bath.

Chiang Mai, Thailand - October 23, 2010: Mahouts (Elephant drivers) are washing elephants in the river at Maesa Elephant Club. Elephant shows are a popular attraction in Northern Thailand.

$Pinnawela. Sri Lanka-july 23-2015: The Pinnawella Elephant Orphanage is a foundation under the institutions of Sri Lanka.\n\nIt was created in 1975 to shelter orphaned nursing elephants that were roaming the jungles of Sri Lanka. He also took care, at the time, of elephants injured in time of war.\n\nNowadays, they also take in all those elephants who are victims of traffic accidents and other types of incidents in the jungle that leave them injured and who would otherwise die.\n\nThis is a public institution. For this reason, trafficking or mistreatment that occurs in other private places for profit is ruled out.$

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