1. Respect Wildlife and Nature:

   • If you encounter elephants or other wildlife, slow down immediately and keep a safe distance. Avoid honking, shouting, or making sudden movements to prevent scaring them.
   • If an elephant is blocking the path, stop at a safe distance and wait for it to move on.

2. Yield to Other Path Users:

   • Be mindful of others on the trails, such as walkers, cyclists, or participants in other activities. Slow down and pass them cautiously, announcing your presence if necessary.
   • Always give priority to groups on foot.

3. Stay on Designated Trails:

   • Do not leave the marked paths to protect the environment and avoid unexpected hazards.

4. Maintain Control of Your Motorcycle:

   • Ride at a speed appropriate to the terrain conditions and your skill level.
   • Avoid performing dangerous maneuvers that could put yourself or others at risk.

5. Communicate with the Group:

   • Always follow the guide’s instructions and maintain visual contact with the group.
   • If you encounter any problems or difficulties, inform the guide immediately.

6. Wear Mandatory Safety Gear:

   • Keep your goggles, helmet, and other safety equipment on at all times during the ride.

7. Respect the Local Environment:

   • Avoid littering or leaving unnecessary traces behind.
   • Do not disturb local residents or wildlife by making excessive noise.

8. Stop in Case of Emergencies:

   • If you spot a hazard or an unexpected situation (such as elephants on the path), alert the group and the guide immediately. Follow the instructions given.

These rules ensure a safe and respectful experience for everyone while fully enjoying the enduro ride.