Safety Protocols

Guided Tours Mandatory:

• All visitors must be accompanied by certified local guides

• Guides are trained in first aid and canyon safety procedures

Equipment Requirements:

• Wear proper water shoes with good grip

• Use provided safety helmets at all times

Physical Fitness:

• Visitors should be in good physical condition

• Inform guides of any medical conditions or limitations

Weather Monitoring:

• Daily weather checks before tours commence

• Cancellation of tours during adverse weather condition

Water Level Assessment:

• Regular checks of water levels and flow rates

• Restricted access to certain areas during high water periods

• Water clarity depends on the weather. Sometimes it’s clear, and sometimes it’s muddy. While some people may think the water is polluted, we assure you that it’s natural water flowing through the village.

Group Size Limitations:

• Maximum of 8-10 visitors per guide

• Minimum of 2 guides for larger groups

Communication:

• Guides equipped with waterproof radios

• Emergency contact numbers provided to all visitors

First Aid:

• First aid kits carried by all guides

• Emergency medical stations at key points along the trek

Trail Maintenance:

• Regular inspections of trekking paths and handrails

• Immediate closure of unsafe sections for repair

Eco-friendly Practices:

• No littering policy strictly enforced

• Visitors educated on preserving the natural environment

Age Restrictions:

• Minimum age requirement of 7 years

• Parental consent and supervision for minors

Pre-trek Briefing:

• Mandatory safety briefing for all visitors

• Instructions on hand signals and emergency procedures