JTS Etiquette
The jungle code: Essential Etiquette for Your Jungli Safari
Embarking on a jungle safari is an incredible opportunity to witness nature's wonders firsthand. However, with this privilege comes a responsibility to respect the delicate balance of the ecosystem and the animals that call it home. Etiquette on a safari is all about respecting the environment that you are visiting and your fellow passengers.
Here's your guide to proper jungle etiquette, ensuring a safe, enriching experience for everyone:
Respect the Wildlife
Maintain a Safe Distance
Remember, these are wild animals in their natural habitat. Your guide will ensure you get amazing views while keeping a safe distance that doesn't disrupt their behavior. Don't pressure the guide to get closer for photos.
Minimize Disruptions
Loud noises, sudden movements, or attempts to attract animals can cause stress and disrupt their natural routines. Speak softly and avoid making startling gestures.
Observe, Don’t Interfere
Never feed or bait animals. This disrupts their natural feeding patterns and can lead to dependence on humans or even illness. Observe them from a distance and appreciate them as they are.
Sit Still
Keep movement within the vehicle to the minimum, especially when you sight an animal as this can scare the animals and birds.
Protect the Environment
Follow Your Guide's Instructions
Dress for the Jungle
Responsible Photography
Be Prepared
Additional Tips
Conclusion
- Respect the Wildlife
- Protect the Environment
- Follow Your Guide's Instructions
- Dress for the Jungle
- Responsible Photography
- Be Prepared
- Additional Tips
- Conclusion
