- Do wear muted or neutral colors, like Khaki, tan or beige.
- Do move slowly and fluidly in the vehicle minimizing sudden movements.
- Do encourage your driver to move the vehicle as little as possible and to drive slowly, respecting the personal space of animals.
- Do encourage your drive to turn off the engine in the presence of animals and not to rev the engine when starting or to attract the attention of animals.
- Do refrain from smoking.
- Do encourage other travelers who are not behaving appropriately to change their behavior.
- Do avoid walking after 6:00 pm in the city. Preferably take a taxi.
- Do drink mineral water or bottled water.
- Don’t wear bright colored or high – contrast clothing.
- Don’t wave arms.
- Don’t throw anything out of the vehicle.
- Don’t speak above a whisper.
- Don’t yell at animals.
- Don’t pound hands on the side of the vehicles or clap hands in order to get the attention of or scare the animals.
- Don’t feed the animals.
- Don’t leave any valuables in the vehicle or in your hotel room, keep in the safety deposit at the Hotel / Lodge / Camp.
- Don’t wear expensive jewellery during the day in the city.
- Don’t drink tap water.
- Don’t photograph tribes, if photos are required, seek driver’s advice.
- Don’t carry excess baggage only 15 kgs are allowed in scheduled and charter flights.
- Don’t sound horn, play radio or cassettes while in the park.
Wildlife Photography by Jay Parmar
Developed & Maintained by Jumaa Subira
