Rules for Visitors – DOs

• Carry a printed copy of your entry permit when visiting the Park. Ensure that the QR code on your permit is clear and undamaged for verification.
• Indian nationals must carry an accepted photo ID such as Driving Licence, Passport, PAN Card, Employee or Student ID, Government-issued ID or Aadhaar Card. Foreign nationals must carry their Passport.
• Keep your entry permit and identity document available and produce them whenever requested by authorised Park staff.
• Every safari vehicle must have an official Park Guide. Follow the Guide's instructions throughout the visit.
• Remain inside your vehicle during the safari. Get down only at designated places or when authorised by the Park Guide.
• Maintain the recommended safari speed limit of 20 km/h and drive carefully.
• Allow animals to cross first and maintain a safe distance of 20 metres wherever feasible.
• Speak softly and avoid disturbing wildlife. Enjoy the natural sounds of the forest.
• Carry sufficient drinking water, preferably in reusable bottles. Use designated dustbins or take your waste back with you.
• Respect local people, their traditions and customs. Ask permission before photographing people. Report fires, injured wildlife, littering or illegal activities to the Guide or Forest staff.
• Follow the prescribed entry, exit and visiting schedule. Read the information displayed on entry-gate signboards and obey the instructions of Park authorities.
• Parents and accompanying adults are responsible for the safety of children during the visit.

Rules for Visitors – DON'Ts

• Do not carry firearms, weapons, ammunition, explosives, polythene, prohibited materials or other restricted articles inside the Park.
• Do not smoke, carry or use matches, or light fires. These activities can cause forest fires.
• Do not consume tobacco, alcohol or other intoxicants inside the Park. Entry into the Park in an intoxicated condition is prohibited.
• Do not throw cans, bottles, plastic bags, single-use plastic or any other garbage inside the Park.
• Never feed, tease, chase, call, touch or provoke wild animals. Do not disturb their nests, dens or young animals.
• Do not play loud music, shout, blow horns or use transistors, tape recorders or other musical equipment.
• Never ask the driver to exceed the prescribed speed limit or drive recklessly.
• Do not get down without authorisation, overtake other safari vehicles or leave the designated route.
• Do not pluck plants or collect wood, stones, feathers, animal articles or any other forest produce.
• Do not damage trees, rocks, signboards, heritage structures or any other Park property.
• Do not bring pets or domestic animals inside the Park.
• Do not violate the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972, the Madhya Pradesh Wildlife (Protection) Rules, 1974 or other applicable Park regulations. Violations may result in legal action.

Important Permit Terms & Conditions

• The entry permit is issued to the named individual and cannot be transferred to another person.
• For add-on permits, the first two tourists in whose names the permit was booked must be present during the Park visit. Otherwise, the permit will be considered cancelled.
• No separate seat will be provided for children below 5 years under single-seat permits.
• Visitors enter the Park at their own risk. The Government of Madhya Pradesh and its employees shall not be responsible for loss of life, property or disability resulting from any accident or incident within the Park premises.
• Any dispute arising from online booking shall be subject to the jurisdiction of the State of Madhya Pradesh.