Dak Lak spending millions to end elephant rides

Soon a thing of the past: Tourists riding an elephant at the Yok Don National Park in Dak Lak province. — Vietnam News/ANN

The Central Highlands province will spend more than US$2.2mil (RM9.8mil) to convert the model of elephant-riding to elephant-friendly tourism.

The work aims at preserving elephant herds.

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