Book your safari in advance to confirm your entry.

Carry a valid government ID proof for verification whenever you go for a safari ride.

Reach the safari gate at least 30 minutes early so that you can avoid the delays.

Follow the instructions of your guide and driver as they know all about the park.

Whenever you go for a safari, try to wear colors like olive, green, brown, etc so that you can blend in with the surroundings.

Carry basic things like a water bottle, sunglasses, a hat, and light snacks for a comfortable safari experience.

Keep your camera ready, as any wild animal can be spotted, and turn off the flash before clicking photos.

Speak softly and maintain silence during the safari to enjoy it peacefully.

Stay alert and listen to the sounds of the jungle as you might hear animals' voices and therefore, spot them.

Respect the jungle and let animals cross the road as it's their home, not yours!

Don’t get down from the safari vehicle at any point, as it can be risky

Don’t throw garbage or litter inside the forest. Keep them in a clear bag and throw them in the dustbin after coming out of the park.

Don’t play loud music or talk loudly during the safari.

Don’t feed wild animals or try to go close to them.

Don’t expect to see a tiger every time, as it’s their natural home, not a zoo. Wildlife sightings are natural and not promised.

Don’t use flash while taking photos of animals or birds as it disturbs them.

Don’t smoke or light a fire inside the park to avoid causing a forest fire or any other mishap.

Don’t wear bright colours or strong perfumes as they scare away the animals, and also, insects get attracted to perfumes.

Don’t wave your hands or lean out of the safari vehicle.

Don’t disturb the natural environment by feeding the food or anything to animals.