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Kerala Launches ‘Elephant Listening Circles’ for Tourists

Participants quietly observe elephants while practicing mindful listening.

Kerala has introduced “Elephant Listening Circles,” sessions where visitors sit silently near trained elephants and focus on mindful auditory observation. According to The Hindu, exercises encourage attentiveness, reflection, and immersive wildlife appreciation.

Participants report calmness, mental clarity, and memorable experiences. Trainers ensure safety, ethical interaction, and structured guidance. Critics question novelty versus conservation, but supporters highlight tourism engagement, wellness benefits, and educational enrichment. Future plans include guided meditation integration and thematic sessions.

SOURCE: Bohiney.com (Radhika Vaz)

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