• Drive responsibly: Always maintain a slow speed inside the park to protect wildlife and enhance your chances of spotting animals naturally.
• Stay inside your vehicle: Getting down anywhere inside the forest is strictly prohibited and can be dangerous.
• Maintain safe distance: Never approach or disturb wild animals. Respect their natural habitat.
• Avoid noise pollution: Do not play music or create loud sounds—it disturbs wildlife.
• Keep the park clean: Do not litter. Help preserve the natural ecosystem.
• No smoking or fire: Smoking and lighting campfires are strictly banned to prevent forest fires.
• Understand the wild: This is not a zoo—wildlife sightings are not guaranteed, and that’s part of the real jungle experience.

1. Choose Your Activities Wisely
Decide what excites you the most—jeep safari, birdwatching, nature walks, or photography. If you love wildlife, focus on safaris. If relaxation is your goal, enjoy peaceful stays near nature.

2. Be Flexible & Prepared
Wildlife trips depend on nature. Weather conditions, animal movements, and schedules may change. Stay adaptable and patient.

3. Carry Essentials
Bring your personal items such as:

• Medicines
• Sunscreen & insect repellent
• Comfortable clothing
• Valid ID proof

Facilities inside forest zones are limited.

4. Book in Advance
Always pre-book your:

• Safari permits
• Resorts or forest rest houses

This avoids last-minute unavailability, especially during peak seasons.

5. Do Basic Research
Understanding the park’s zones, wildlife, and best timings helps you plan better and increases your chances of sightings.

• Early morning safaris are highly recommended
• Animals are most active
• Bird sounds fill the forest
• Nature looks fresh and vibrant

• Carry a camera or smartphone
• Maintain a travel journal
• Respect wildlife while taking photos (no flash or disturbance)