DO'S & DON'TS

Official notice boards directs visitors attention to the following regulations :

1. Heavy vehicles and diesel vehicles are not allowed  inside  the  park.

2. Smoking  is  forbidden  inside  the  park.  Forests are  vulnerable  to fire , and your negligence  may cause  a  widespread  fire.

3. Visitors are requested  not to  use flash  for  photography.

4. Foot trekking is strictly prohibited. Do not get down from your vehicle.

5. Do not feed animals ,  and keep  a safe distance  from  them.

6. Do not  carry weapons.  You  are  safe  when  accompanied by a      guide  , and  hunting  is banned.

7. Do not throw empty tins ,  boxes ,  or  other  litter.

8. Keep  strictly  to the  road.

9. Supervise  young children closely  at all  times.

10. Try to blend with the  surroundings. Avoid  wearing colours that  jar. Do  not blow  horn,  play music,  or  make  loud noises.

DO’S AND DON'TS FOR THE TIGER SHOW
DO's:-

1. Get film and lenses ready in advance while you are waiting to board the elephant. Take extra film: you may need it !

2. Obey  the  mahout’s instructions about  where  to  sit on the howdah. It  is  important that the load be balanced.

3. Appreciate  the  jungle as  you  ride  to the location  of  the  tiger.  You are seeing  the  forest  in a way that is  quite  unlike riding down  a  park  road.

4. Protect your  eyes,  spectacles and  equipment when  you are  riding  through  thick  jungle. The  bamboo can give you some nasty jabs  if you’re  not  careful.

5. Be  prepared for  the tiger  to  move  at  any  time .  If  it  does,  your elephant will  probably  stay  with it. The  tiger  show  will develop an  entirely  different rhythm, so hold on.

6. Remain seated at  all t imes, and  make  sure  that  small  children are  secure


Don’t:
1. Expect that there will be  a  tiger  show every  day. The mahouts are successful at their tracking only about 60%.