Panna National Park
THINGS TO REMEMBER :
- Early mornings and late afternoons are best suited for visiting the forests and sighting of animals.
- Small groups are ideal. While going inside the forest, taking a guide is compulsory.
- Carry drinking water
- Do not disturb or tease animals. Respect animals and their habitats.
- Drive slowly (20 km/hr) and do not blow horn. In the forest , animals have the right of way.
- Refrain from smoking or lighting of fire.
- Do not carry any firearms.
- Radio and tape recorders are better left behind. Enjoy the music of the forest.
- Use the designated dustbins for throwing waste Carrying plastics and other non-degradable material is prohibited.
- Do not get out of vehicle at places other than the designated area.
- Visitors are advised to avoid using perfumes and scented oils as these might attract honey bees.
- Please consult your guide for what to see when and where.
- Park Management has the right to close the Reserve any time for management objectives.
- Offences in the Park are dealt in accordance with Wildlife (Protection) Act 1972.
