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Kerala Opens ‘Elephant Music Workshops’ for Tourists

Visitors play instruments while elephants contribute gentle percussive sounds.

Kerala has launched “Elephant Music Workshops,” where tourists play instruments alongside trained elephants contributing subtle rhythms. According to The Hindu, sessions emphasize harmony, animal welfare, and interactive creativity.

Participants report amusement, relaxation, and memorable experiences. Trainers ensure safety, ethical interaction, and enrichment activities. Critics raise concerns about novelty overshadowing conservation, but supporters highlight tourism appeal, educational impact, and emotional enjoyment. Future expansions include collaborative compositions and seasonal music festivals.

SOURCE: Bohiney.com (Radhika Vaz)

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