-    All visitors are required to present a valid and renewed identification document (such as a Kebele ID, driving license, passport, etc.) that demonstrates their current citizenship.
-    Visitors possessing an Ethiopian-origin ID will be charged the entrance fee applicable to Ethiopian citizens. To avail of this benefit, they must exhibit a renewed Ethiopian-origin ID.
-    Foreign nationals with a residence permit will be subject to the entrance fee applicable to foreign nationals.
- Any weapon and parts of weapon.
- Any sharp items
- Dangerous goods /substances
- All foods and beverages except baby food
- Flash disk, hard disk, Wi-Fi device, and power bank
- Medications
- Any narcotic substance e.g., drugs, cigarettes, electronic cigarettes, chat, and alcohol
- Tape recorder
- Personal cameras and drone
- Other Electronic items e.g., laptop, keyboard, speakers…
- Any liquid (e.g., cosmetics and jell)
- Ceremonial costumes and accessories (graduation, birthday and wedding)
- Pets
- Do not step on grass or white marble placed for beauty.
- Cutting flowers, leaves, or branches of trees is strictly prohibited.
- Use the designated trash bins provided for disposing of waste.
- Do not touch or lean on artifacts, exhibition room walls, mirrors, video display screens, or information panels. Maintain a respectful distance from the exhibits.
- Avoid talking or shouting in an inappropriately loud voice that may disturb other visitors.
- Do not disturb or disrupt other visitors while taking personal photos and videos.
- Do not leave children unattended, ensure the safety and supervision of children throughout the visit.
- Do not threaten or provoke animals in any way. Avoid throwing garbage, food, or any other object into the animal enclosures.
- The use of drugs of any kind is strictly prohibited in the park.
- Ensure that you retain the wristband until you exit the park and make sure it remains visible throughout your visit.
- Attend only the services specified in the tour/photo package you have paid for.