Two weeks after closing for COVID-19, Etawah Safari Park is open again for the public. Only those following strict safety and health rules are being allowed to enter. People who want to go into the park must be checked through thermal scanning and disinfection.
Summer visitors to Etawah will be happy to learn that the Lion Safari Park is once again open to guests. The first day the park reopened, there was action at the gate. Many people came to visit the museum on its very first day since reopening. You must fully follow the COVID rules to be permitted into the event.
All vehicles entering the Safari Park in Etawah first drive through a tyre bath to prevent spreading diseases. Thermal scanning, hand sanitising and masks are required at the ticket window by all staff. The employees were all wearing masks and social distancing measures had been set up in the park.
Amit Kumar from Madhya Pradesh and his wife told us they didn’t realize that Etawah’s safari park was reopening that day. They were very pleased with the arrangements and safety that had been set up. It was explained, “Sanitising and thermal checks should be in place and everyone is doing a great job of following them.”
According to Vinay Singh, who is Deputy Director of Safari Park, the park opened again following strict COVID guidelines. Tourists have shown up, so nothing will be taken lightly when it comes to rules.
People are visiting the park to spot lions, leopards, bears and deer living in the wild. The children and seniors in our group had a strong interest in the safari. Now, park officials are controlling the number of visitors to prevent people from getting too close together. Etawah Safari is planning to come back to the tourism world.
