THANK YOU!!!

for making an effort to observe & respect the Visitor Safety
Protocol which you can read at the Notice Board at the Visitor
Registration Office!

The Sanctuary sometimes receive the odd & disrespectful visitors who arrive early and insist the staff to
organise activities for them with the veiled threat of complaining to the media if
their requests are not entertained.

External tour guides have also been heard providing either the wrong information
OR out dated information to their clients.
You are strongly advised to double check with either the Staff OR volunteers on duty if you
are unsure of the information or explainations
given by your own guides.

Do watch out for a very noisy indian guide that
sometimes come to the sanctuary - more often
than not, the information that he  provides to his
customers are either wrong or inconsistent! 
If  you feel that he is  irritatingly noisy
- feel free to advise him to tone
down his voice!!
This particular NON-MUSLIM guide also has a habit
of  NOT advising his female clients of the need to
observe AND respect the attire requirements
for the water-based activities!

" The best way to make the elephants feel comfortable while you are approaching or near them, call out their
name in a most gentle and intonation way, while EITHER slowly  patting or scratching the backs
of their ears, run your palms over their eyes gently OR use something small but hard, such as a key chain
and slowly scratch the area along the sides of their backbones.
You could also bring orange, grape OR tamarind-flavoured sweets and gently rub it
against their tongue before allowing them to swallow. "
- The Elephant Man

Please ask the Staff or Volunteer on duty if you wish to
approach ANY elephants before the scheduled activities begin.
The Staff or Volunteer on duty are the authorities in
charge here - NOT your guide!


RESPECTING signages are a MUST over here!

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