Can we watch elephant or Raja prep from a public spot Sunday morning without blocking handlers
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Anja Solberg•244 rep5
Curious about morning prep before First Randoli. Is there a public spot where visitors can watch respectfully without getting in handlers' way.
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Keep distance, no flash, no calling out to the animals. If handlers or police wave you back, move immediately — morning prep is work, not a petting zoo.
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Asanka Fernando•1470 rep7
Phones down when animals are being lined up. Quiet observation from a public verge is enough.
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Sampath Dias•1530 rep3
Do not follow service vehicles into restricted lanes. Watch from where other visitors already stand.
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