Park Rule

Desirable:

Wild animal sightings are matter of chance, be patient and enjoy the wilderness of forests.
Total silence and discipline enhances the chance of animal sighting.
If anyone sights any wildlife don’t shout just indicate others by hand.
Dress in colours that blend with the natural environment. Khakis, brown and green outfits are the best suited for forests. Don’t wear colourful clothes
Appreciate the colour and sounds of nature. Don’t use strong perfume.
Trekkers are advised to use jungle boots to ensure safety.
Carry drinking water.
Give way to Animals first. When in a vehicle, remember wild animals have right of way.
Carry a first aid kit with common medicines.
Respect animal and their habitat.
Take pictures, but without disturbing wildlife.
Respect local customs.
Keep a reasonable distance from wild animals, and do not provoke them.
Dispose waste responsibly: carry back all non-biodegradable litter, and leave campsites litter-free before departing.
Keep to the speed limit, don’t use the horn, and do not startle animals.
Strictly follow the gate timing
Obey the instructions of staff and guides.

Strictly Prohibited and don’ts:

Do not talk loudly or play loud music.
Don’t litter the surroundings.
Beyond gate timing strictly not allowed.
As per State Government Policy, Consuming alcohol or visiting VTR under the influence of alcohol is strictly prohibited.
Don’t disturb or tease animals.
Do not get out of the vehicle or approach wild animals.
Do not approach animals closer than 15 m or disturb them while they are resting.
Do not take away flora and fauna in the form of cuttings, seeds or roots.
Do not feed wild animals.
Do not stop the vehicle not more than 5 minutes in the reserve
Do not light fires, or smoke inside protected areas. Accidental forest fires cause irreparable damage. Smoking and carrying inflammable materials is prohibited to avoid forest fire.
Playing music and musical instrument is prohibited during trekking and safari visit.
Carrying guns, fire arms, inflammable materials are strictly prohibited, as per the provisions of the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972, and is punishable by law.
Carrying & consuming eatables while in forests is prohibited.