Do's and Don'ts

Do's in Corbett

Follow the Rules and Regulations: Abide by the rules and regulations set by the forest department.
Obey the instructions given by the park authorities and naturalists.
Stay on Designated Trails: Stick to designated paths and trails to avoid disturbing the wildlife and their habitats.
Maintain Silence: Keep noise levels to a minimum. Silence helps in observing and appreciating wildlife without causing disturbance.
Respect Wildlife: Maintain a safe distance from animals to avoid stress or provocation.
Do not feed the animals; it disrupts their natural behavior and diet.
Dispose of Waste Properly: Carry back all non-biodegradable waste. Dispose of litter in designated areas.
Follow Safari Etiquette: If on a safari, listen to your guide's instructions and stay inside the vehicle.
Do not use flash photography, as it can disturb the animals.
Educate Yourself: Learn about the flora and fauna of the region before your visit to enhance your appreciation of the biodiversity.
Contribute to Conservation: Support conservation efforts through responsible tourism.
Be aware of and respect the park's conservation programs.
Permits are necessary for entering the Corbett Tiger Reserve so please enter the park only after getting the permit
Tourists are requires to carry a litter bag while entering the park any bring back their non-biodegradable garbage like plastic, bottle, metal foils, tin can etc. Outside the park
Get official registered Nature's guide that will help you in spotting wildlife and ensuring that you do not lose your way in the forest
Wild animals are the actual asset of the park, respect and maintain a safe distance from them
Listen to the melodious music of the forest instead of your stereo
It is advisable to wear the clothes of colours which merge with the natural surroundings like khaki, olive and some other dull colours
Please switch off lights, fans and water taps when not in use
It is compulsory to obtain clearance certificate before leaving your place of residence within the Tiger Reserve
Maximum two adults and two children (below 12 years) per room is allowed to stay in the tourist zone, so arrange your excursion as per the availability of rooms

Don'ts in Corbett

No Unauthorized Exploration: Do not venture into restricted areas. Follow designated routes to avoid potential dangers.
Avoid Disturbing Wildlife: Do not chase or attempt to get too close to the animals. Maintain a safe distance for both your safety and theirs.
No Smoking: Smoking is usually prohibited in wildlife areas due to the risk of forest fires. Follow the designated smoking areas, if any.
Avoid Flash Photography: Flash photography can disturb wildlife, especially at night. Avoid using flash when taking photographs.
No Loud Noises: Keep noise levels to a minimum. Loud noises can be stressful for animals and may disrupt their natural behavior.
Keep noise levels to a minimum. Loud noises can be stressful for animals and may disrupt their natural behavior.

Don't Feed the Animals:

Respect Local Communities: Be respectful towards the local communities and their customs. Avoid any behavior that may offend or disturb them.
Be respectful towards the local communities and their customs. Avoid any behavior that may offend or disturb them.
Do not carry any kind of firearms within the Tiger Reserve, it is strictly prohibited
Smoking and lighting any king of fire is strictly prohibited within the Tiger Reserve
Driving after the sunset is strictly prohibited inside the reserve
Cooking is not allowed inside the National Park
Do not play any kind of transistors and tape recorders
Do not take your vehicles off the designated routes thereby causing damage to plant or animal
Do not blow horns and driving above the speed limit is strictly prohibited
Take care of zones as entry in to the restricted zone by visitors is prohibited
Shouting, teasing or attempt to feed animals are prohibited and will invite severe penalties
Non vegetarian food is strictly prohibited within the Corbett Tiger Reserve
Do not enter the National Park after the sunset
Your permit to the National Park is non transferable so do not try any kind of unfair means

Do's in Corbett

Don'ts in Corbett