The forest is best visited from June to October during the dry season, as the weather is more predictable and trails are more accessible. However, it can also be visited year-round, depending on weather preferences and trail conditions.

While the park provides trails suited for various experience levels, it is recommended to wear comfortable, sturdy footwear for hiking and bring your own helmet for biking if you prefer. We also suggest wearing appropriate clothing for outdoor activities and carrying water to stay hydrated.

Yes, both beginners and experienced adventurers can enjoy the trails. The hiking routes vary in difficulty, from easy 3-mile trails to more challenging 8-mile ones, while the 7.5-mile biking trail is great for those who are familiar with cycling.

Participants should be in good physical health. While there are no strict age limits, young children may find some trails challenging. It’s best for adults and older children who can handle light to moderate physical exertion.

Yes, our guides can tailor the experience to suit your needs, whether you prefer a shorter hike, a specific focus on wildlife, or more time spent exploring historical sites. Just let us know your preferences before the tour.

Meals are not included, but the tour includes picnic areas where you can relax and enjoy a meal or snacks you bring along. We can also recommend local eateries nearby for post-adventure refreshments.

The park is generally safe, but we advise always staying with the guide to ensure you are on the designated trails and to avoid any potential risks. The guide is well-equipped with knowledge of the park’s wildlife and terrain.