Watch: This Adorable Baby Elephant Playing With Tourists Is the Cutest Thing You'll See Today

“Not his big sister having to come get him off of me,” Milan wrote on TikTok.

She later added on Twitter that the elephant was three weeks old, and that “elephants don’t just go around hurting people. They are one of the only animals with empathy.”

The Chai Lai Orchid where Milan got to interact with the elephants is part home for rescued animals and part eco-lodge. The rescued Asian elephants come from abusive companies that used the animals for tourism and work, and Chai Lai Orchid keeps babies and mothers together in a natural environment. In addition to fighting elephant exploitation, the company fights human trafficking by employing at-risk and marginalized Indigenous women, as well as donating 100 percent of proceeds to Daughters Rising.

It’s location at the foothills of the Himalayas makes it a beautiful place to help both elephants and people. Waterfalls, elephant swims, jungle temples, and cultural heritage tours can also all be experienced on the property. If you go, you might even get to romp around with a baby elephant like Milan.