Wildlife Safari Guidelines

Last Updated: December 2024

Please read this document carefully. It governs your use of our services and website.

1. Respect Wildlife & Habitat

  • Maintain safe distance from all animals (minimum 30 meters)
  • Never feed or attempt to touch wildlife
  • Do not use flash photography or drones
  • Stay inside the safari vehicle at all times unless instructed by guide

2. Noise Discipline

  • Keep voices low and avoid loud conversations
  • Silence mobile phones and electronic devices
  • Do not shout or make sudden movements that may disturb animals

3. Zero Littering Policy

  • Carry all waste back with you (plastic bottles, wrappers, tissues)
  • Use designated bins at safari checkpoints
  • Smoking and alcohol consumption strictly prohibited inside parks

4. Forest Department Rules

  • Carry valid photo ID for permit verification
  • Follow zone timings strictly (morning & evening slots)
  • Obey speed limits and designated routes
  • Do not get down from vehicles except at rest stops

5. Photography Ethics

  • No flash photography or artificial lights after sunset
  • Do not block other vehicles for prolonged photo sessions
  • Avoid using telephoto lenses that require leaning out of vehicles
  • Respect other guests' viewing experience

6. Clothing & Gear Recommendations

  • Wear neutral-colored clothing (beige, khaki, olive) — avoid bright colors
  • Carry sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses
  • Bring binoculars for better wildlife observation
  • Winter safaris: carry warm jackets (temperatures can drop to 5°C)

7. Health & Safety

  • Inform guides of any medical conditions or allergies
  • Carry personal medications and first-aid supplies
  • Stay hydrated — bring water bottles
  • Children must be supervised by adults at all times

8. Wildlife Sighting Etiquette

  • Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed — enjoy the overall forest experience
  • Do not ask drivers to chase or crowd animals
  • Share sighting information with other vehicles respectfully
  • Patience is key — some of the best sightings come to those who wait quietly

9. Conservation Contribution

A portion of your safari fees directly supports:

  • Forest department conservation initiatives
  • Anti-poaching patrols and habitat restoration
  • Community livelihood programs around protected areas

By following these guidelines, you contribute to the long-term survival of India's precious wildlife heritage.

Questions or Concerns?

If you have any questions about this policy or need clarification, please don't hesitate to contact us.

Email: info@rajasthanwildlifesafari.com

Phone: +91 9352770422

Available 6:00 AM – 9:00 PM (All Days)