Little Asia festivals On the Move zone is attracting visitors on the fascinating world of elephants

The "On the Move" area of the Little Asia festival is guiding guests on an engaging and instructive journey. This event, which aims to educate people about the fascinating world of elephants, provides a variety of engaging activities for guests to partake in.

While the feeding experience gives an up-close and personal connection with the amazing beasts, the shower experience allows guests to watch the elephants' washing routines firsthand. The exploring platform offers an elevated vantage point to see their breathtaking presence for individuals in search of a panoramic perspective.

A museum in the experience zone also provides extensive information on elephants, including kinds, ages, feeding patterns, water intake, birth weight, life phases, habitats, and even fascinating facts about their hearts. The participants' safety and well-being, as well as the safety of the elephants, are meticulously monitored by highly qualified specialists who carefully supervise the bathing and feeding activities.

The names and ages of the three resident elephants—46-year-old Jumbo, 52-year-old Burma, and 42-year-old Siyam—were disclosed by the zone supervisor. Each elephant has a special section inside the zone that offers visitors a close-knit and immersive experience.

The event costs SR45 for adults and SR25 ($6.67) for youngsters under the age of twelve. You may upgrade to a feeding experience ticket for SR75 or an elephant bathing ticket for SR125 if you're looking for a more immersive experience. Tickets are available at the festival, and the events are open every day from 5 to 10 p.m.

The most well-liked addition to Jeddah's events schedule is Little Asia, which brings the many Asian cultures together in one convenient place.

Another attraction is the White Beach Pavillion where there are exciting activities for guests of all ages.

The captivating ball beach, where guests may submerge themselves in a sea of more than half a million white balls, is the centrepiece of the White Beach pavilion. Local DJs make the vibe vibrant and enjoyable with lively beach music.

There are two levels to the area: a shallow area for children that is around 0.5 metres deep, and a deeper part that is 1.5 metres deep that is enjoyed by adults.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that can accommodate around 70 participants for fifteen minutes; on average, 150–200 individuals participate daily.

Visitors can indulge themselves in delectable food.

The Saudi Events website offers a fast-track option for SR150 in addition to the admission ticket price of SR100 per person. Weekday hours for the activities are 5 p.m. to midnight. and on Thursdays and Fridays from 4 p.m. to 1 a.m.

The Little Asia Festival runs until March 3.