The name "GOJAH" originated from the Indonesian Javanese people who resided in the area and frequently encountered elephants. Pronouncing it as "O," they lovingly referred to these majestic creatures as "Gojah," symbolizing the timeless connection between humans and nature.
In the picturesque town of Teluk Intan, 129 years ago, an elephant's collision with a passing train unfolded a poignant tale of emotional depth. These magnificent creatures, capable of love and attachment, experienced heartache when a baby elephant had an accident. Overwhelmed by grief, Daddy Elephant couldn't let go of cherished memories and tragically collided with the same train. This sorrowful event underscored the impact of human interference on nature, leading the elephant community to migrate in search of a new, undisturbed home where they could thrive. This story resonates as a reminder of our interconnectedness and the importance of empathy and compassion towards all creatures.
GOJAH的名字来自当年那一带都有一些印尼瓜哇人居住，他们常看到大象出没，瓜哇人发音是'O'的，因此称大象为Gojah.
129年前安顺发生过大象撞火车的真实故事。大象具有不逊于人类的情感，牠的爱不仅存在于父母与孩子之间、同伴之间亦存在于相互爱护依恋之情。当大象爸爸知晓牠的宝贝小象发生意外后，他沉湎过去的美好时光不能自拔......象爸爸也撞上了火车。。他的悲伤源自于人为的因素，是人类严重影响了大自然的生态。最后，所有的大象都迁移到另一个森林寻找可以继续生存的地方。
