Guidelines for safe travel to Ranthambore National Park during COVID-19
Added: (Sun Sep 27 2020)
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Is it safe to plan a vacation to Ranthambore during Coronavirus Kovid-19? Let us explore the security measures taken by hotels in the Ranthambore National Park and the Ministry of Forests in the 2020 guidelines.
With strategic unlocking during the Covid 19 epidemic in India, many states including Rajasthan have started opening tourist sites, temples and national parks.
After the opening of the main popular holiday destinations in India, Ranthambore National Park is one of the most famous tourist destinations and wildlife sanctuaries in India, attracting millions of wildlife lovers every year.
According to a recent announcement, Ranthambore National Park officials will soon start taking online bookings for wildlife safaris. If you are concerned about the Ranthambore travel plan and the safety and hygiene of jungle safaris, then through this article we are putting here some facts in front of you as to why the plan to visit Ranthambore National Park is safe?
Good sanitation measures in hotels around Ranthambore National Park
Although Ranthambore hotels and restaurants were allowed to open to guests from 8 June 2020, only a few hotels were open to guests and some were closed due to off season and monsoon season, but all safari zones of Ranthambore Park will be open from 1 October.
Here let us tell you that during monsoon season Ranthambore Safari Zone 6 to 10 is open for tourists.
Keeping in mind the Covid 19 epidemic, the state and central government have issued protocols and guidelines to all hotels and tour operators, with all hotels following all protocols and guidelines initiated by the government keeping in mind the safety of their guests.
Under these guidelines, the hotel management will take special measures to maintain cleanliness inside the hotel premises.
Guidelines for safe travel plan for Ranthambore
• All eco-tourists, drivers and guides will be temperature tested using a contactless thermometer at the entry point. If a person's temperature is above normal, they will be immediately set aside in a dedicated room identified for this purpose.
• All visitors, including drivers and guides, will ensure the use of masks and face shields, and each vehicle will have a provision for a sanitizer that will be used boarding / de-boarding / whenever necessary.
• Vehicle tire baths with suitable disinfectants shall be installed at all entry points.
• People 10 years and below and those 65 and older will not be allowed, requiring tiger reserve officers to check appropriate documents, which need to be made aware in advance.
• To ensure social discrimination, seating capacity in vehicles should be reduced by up to 50%.
• No tourists will be allowed to go under the vehicle in the Tiger Reserve, as all facilities must be ensured at entry and exit points.
These guidelines have ensured that the risk of COVID-19 outbreak in Ranthambore National Park is minimized and safe jungle safari. Therefore, you can be sure that following the same or even better guidelines when the National Park opens in October 2020, a visit to Ranthambore can be quite safe.
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