Official notice boards directs visitors
                         attention to the following regulations
                 

• Heavy vehicles and diesel  vehicles are  not  allowed  inside  the  park.
• Smoking  is  forbidden   inside  the  park.   Forests  are  vulnerable  to
  fire  ,  and    your     negligence     may    cause    a   widespread   fire.
• Visitors    are     requested    not   to    use    flash   for    photography.
• Foot trekking is strictly prohibited. Do not get down from your vehicle.
• Do   not   feed   animals ,   and   keep  a   safe   distance   from   them.
• Do    not    carry    weapons.    You    are   safe   when  accompanied
  by     a     guide    ,     and     hunting     is    banned.
• Do not  throw  empty   tins ,  boxes ,  or  other  litter.
• Keep          strictly            to            the          road.
• Supervise   young   children   closely   at   all   times.
• 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’T’S FOR THE TIGER SHOW

                   Do’s:

• Get film and lenses ready in advance while you are waiting to board the elephant. Take extra film: you may need it !
• Obey  the  mahout’s  instructions  about  where  to  sit on  the  howdah.  It  is  important that the load be balanced.
• 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.
• 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.
• 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.
• Remain   seated   at   all   t imes,    and    make   sure    that    small    children    are  secure.

                   Don’t:

• Expect  that  there  will  be  a  tiger  show  every  day.  The mahouts are successful at their tracking only about 60%