Bijrani Zone Safari Resort

1. Day 1

   Reach the resort at the agreed check-in time; review your confirmed session and separately arranged reporting-point journey.

2. Day 2

   Attend the safari only with authorised confirmation. Agree checkout and luggage arrangements before leaving the property.

Check whether your arrival, checkout and confirmed session fit together. A room reservation cannot secure a morning or afternoon slot.

1. Day 1

   Check into the confirmed room and discuss meal timings with the property.

2. Day 2

   Follow the Bijrani reporting instructions on your actual permit; return for independently agreed resort time.

3. Day 3

   Enjoy an unhurried departure within the confirmed checkout terms; late checkout needs separate approval.

Request double-occupancy pricing, the chosen meal plan and transfer costs as distinct items. Leave optional resort time flexible.

1. Day 1

   Share ages and bed requirements; settle into the agreed room arrangement without assuming an arrival-day safari.

2. Day 2

   Carry the required visitor documents and coordinate reporting transport around the authorised session.

3. Day 3

   Allow time for packing and the family’s onward journey; agree checkout with the property.

Ask about extra beds, child meal charges and the authorised service’s visitor rules. Do not assume children travel free or that every room fits your family.

1. Day 1

   Arrive, review room allocation and confirm the family’s agreed meal arrangements.

2. Day 2

   Use the officially confirmed Bijrani session and the separately agreed reporting journey.

3. Day 3

   Keep a rest day at the resort; request any pool or games access under the property’s current conditions.

4. Day 4

   Review the itemised bill and depart at the agreed time.

Check pool conditions, facility availability and room occupancy before payment. An extra resort night does not add another forest permit.

1. Day 1

   Coordinate arrivals and assign rooms using the confirmed occupancy plan.

2. Day 2

   Meet at the agreed time with visitor documents and follow the actual forest reporting instructions.

3. Day 3

   Settle shared resort charges and align checkout with individual onward connections.

Check every visitor’s confirmation rather than relying on a group message. Split shared expenses only after the quoted charge basis is clear.

1. Day 1

   Settle room sharing and review the status of each traveller’s safari booking.

2. Day 2

   Attend the confirmed Bijrani outing; arrange return travel separately from the permit.

3. Day 3

   Leave the day unscheduled or discuss optional property activities and their charges.

4. Day 4

   Check onward travel plans and settle agreed extras before departure.

Request a revised proposal if forest access cannot be confirmed. Optional outings, meals and games arrangements need their own agreement.

1. Day 1

   Check the confirmed room list, arrival headcount and document readiness.

2. Day 2

   Coordinate departures according to the authorised visitor and vehicle arrangements; do not infer capacity from group size.

3. Day 3

   Agree staggered checkouts, luggage handling and any separately priced transfers.

Have capacity, vehicle allocation and each visitor’s permission checked through the authorised process. Agree organiser responsibilities in writing.

1. Day 1

   Arrive at the confirmed property time; check room allocation and the reporting-point transport plan.

2. Day 2

   Follow the authorised session only if its timings fit the group’s onward journey; checkout remains subject to agreed terms.

Share the onward connection before accepting the proposal. Ask for an alternative plan if the reporting session creates a tight departure.