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Description

  • Foto Number: 42N-170-07

The picture shows an Asian elephant accompanied by two people, known as mahouts. One of the mahouts is sitting on the elephant's back, while the other is walking alongside the animal on a road. Mahouts form a lifelong, close bond with their elephants and are responsible for their care, feeding and training. These working elephants are often used to transport heavy loads, in forestry or in cultural processions. – Kandy region, Sri Lanka – 1990

  • Keywords:
    Asia Sri Lanka Kandy Elephant Mahout Spice Route-D Spice Route

Description

  • Foto Number: 42N-170-07

The picture shows an Asian elephant accompanied by two people, known as mahouts. One of the mahouts is sitting on the elephant's back, while the other is walking alongside the animal on a road. Mahouts form a lifelong, close bond with their elephants and are responsible for their care, feeding and training. These working elephants are often used to transport heavy loads, in forestry or in cultural processions. – Kandy region, Sri Lanka – 1990

  • Keywords:
    Asia Sri Lanka Kandy Elephant Mahout Spice Route-D Spice Route

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