The noticeboard
displayed at main entrance of Erawan National Park clearly pronounces, “Please follow
the rules and regulations including good aspects of the culture”. I clearly
understood that, the notice is urging all tourists to keep their clothes on
when they travel to park and I appreciated
the management for taking steps to curb down the disrespectful behavior of tourists
by not respecting the cultural norms.
However,
people knowingly
break the rules relating to prohibition of any activities in public
places. May be they are ignorant since they know the punishment for
breaking such rubrics
will be a very negligible. Actually, those rules are set to
discipline the visitors, otherwise there will be all chaos and disorder if there is no rules and regulations.
Sorry for the typo - * maybe they can't read...
ReplyDeleteYes Nawang, that is best way to compromise.
DeleteSame here, I have been to Erawan and observed same thing as you spotted. I think, those tourists are really orthodox and really embarrassing.
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