Elephant Poopoopaper Park, Chiang Mai

If you’re still using paper that’s made from trees, then you really need to wake up and live in the present, because ELEPHANT POOP PAPER IS THE IN THING!

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Here is just one of the many AMAZING examples of what you can create yourself at elephant POOPOOPAPER park ???To plan your trip to come have some fun….click the link in our bio ?

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Poop what?

You read it right the first time! Shit can actually be useful! Elephant shit in particular. Online blogs such as The Family Travel Blog

The process

Elephants take rather large dumps, but since it can be used to make paper, the more the merrier, AMIRIGHT? Once the poop is scooped, it is dried, boiled and sterilized. Colour is added, dried again and then rolled out to form sheets of paper!

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Ahoy there! Poo Poo Paper as far as the eye can see! As you take a tour around our Eco Park you'll see heaps of paper drying naturally in the gorgeous Chiang Mai sunshine. Red, blue, white, purple, pink, orange and more! What would you make out of our eco-friendly Poo Paper?

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Where to buy it?

If travelling to Thailand with your family, a visit to the Elephant Poopoopaper Park will undoubtedly be one of your best vacations with kids, as they’ll love to see how poop paper is made. Although it’s not one of your typical types of leisure activities, it will certainly be a memorable day for the entire family.

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#chiangmai #thailand #maerim

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Poo-tique

Shop from a wide range of poop products at Poo-tique, including notepads, books, stationary and much more.

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Here is another way to support @wwf_thai (http://www.wwf.or.th/en/) when you in town #chiangmai #maerim #thailand Come in and grab recycled paper products at #poopoopaperpark We donate 5% of sales price to support WWF projects.

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When to visit

The park is open daily for visitors from 9 am to 6 pm. Browse through The Family Blog or other online blogs for other attractions in the area after your visit to the PooPoopaper Park.

Auburn Silver is a travel writer who has a passion for fashion and a deep interest in admiring new and exotic attractions around the world. Google+