What do Elephants eat for breakfast? The Thai people hold their beloved giant, grey elephant in great esteem, and Surin is often known as the ‘province of elephants’. Once a year, Thai’s descend on Surin by every conceivable means of transport – buffalo, rickshaw, pedicar, lorry, van, car, moped, and yes, even by elephant! The fun begins with a wonderful elephant parade through the streets, and the famous “elephant breakfast” – definitely the biggest breakfast in the world with  streets lined with food for the giant animals to eat More on the Surin Elephant Roundup by Somewhere in the world today… Picture: Thailand Elephant Festival 4419.jpg by hfconnolly, on Flickr

What do Elephants eat for breakfast?

The Thai people hold their beloved giant, grey elephant in great esteem, and Surin is often known as the ‘province of elephants’. Once a year, Thai’s descend on Surin by every conceivable means of transport – buffalo, rickshaw, pedicar, lorry, van, car, moped, and yes, even by elephant!

The fun begins with a wonderful elephant parade through the streets, and the famous “elephant breakfast” – definitely the biggest breakfast in the world with  streets lined with food for the giant animals to eat

More on the Surin Elephant Roundup by Somewhere in the world today…

Picture: Thailand Elephant Festival 4419.jpg by hfconnolly, on Flickr

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