Do's And Don't In Jim Corbett National Park
Dos Inside The Park
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It’s important to get a permit before entering Jim Corbett National Park because without the permit, entries are not allowed. It’s important to get the permit from the park office and take it with you during the safari inside the park.
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Tourists are advised to carry a litter bag to collect their own waste. If you eat something and want to dispose of the wrappers, plastic bottles, or any waste, then kindly put them inside the bag and throw them in the dustbins whenever you come outside.
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It’s important for a person to hire a professional guide if they want to go inside. Forest authorities only allow people to go inside when there is a guide with them. He ensures to provide an exceptional safari experience and also knows how to be safe.
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The wild animals in the park are not used to human touch or closeness. Never try to go near them, tease them, or disturb them. It’s important to keep a respectful distance from the animals when you go inside the park to observe them.
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One of the best things about the jungle is its peace and the lovely sounds of birds, so please stay quiet during the safari so that uou can enjoy the natural vibes of this spot and enjoy a good and peaceful experience there.
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Whenever you go for a safari, it’s good to wear clothes that blend with your surroundings like khaki, olive green, brown, or dull shades. The bright shades can disturb animals and make them feel uncomfortable.
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If you want to stay inside the Forest Rest House, then it’s important to take permission from the authorities and obtain a permit to stay inside in advance.
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If you’re staying inside the forest rest house, then kindly take care to switch off lights, fans, and water taps when not in use, because there are fewer resources inside the Jungle. Also, maintain a safe space and don’t cross the boundaries to stay safe.
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Before leaving your accommodation inside the forest, make sure to get a clearance certificate from the lodge staff. This helps the forest department keep track of guests and ensures everyone leaves safely.
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It’s important to keep in mind that this park is home to animals and they can come anytime on safari tracks, so to avoid mishappenings, drive at a slow speed. Don’t tell your driver to move fast just to chase a tiger because it can even scare him away.
Don’ts Inside The Park
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Bringing guns or any kind of weapon inside the park is strictly banned. It is a protected area, and harming animals is a punishable crime. You must respect the wildlife and follow this rule without fail.
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Fires are extremely dangerous inside forests. A small mistake can lead to a big forest fire, so smoking or lighting any kind of fire inside the park is strictly prohibited. Doing this can lead to heavy penalties, and it’s punishable.
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All safaris and movements inside the park stop before sunset. Driving after sunset is not allowed in Jim Corbett because it disturbs the nighttime activities of animals and can also be unsafe for the tourists visiting the park.
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Cooking food inside the forest is not allowed. It can attract wild animals, create smells, and increase the risk of fire. You can only make food inside the Forest Rest House, and you can also eat at designated places or bring pre-packed food that should be approved by the park staff at the entry gate.
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Playing any kind of loud music through speakers, transistors, or tape recorders is strictly not allowed. Loud music disturbs the natural sounds of the park and disturbs the peace of the jungle and the animals who live in this natural spot.
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Do not try to go off safari tracks or tell your driver to do so because it can damage plants, disturb animal resting spots, and even hurt small creatures hidden in the grass. Just be on the safari track and enjoy animal spotting from inside the safari.
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Blowing horns and driving too fast is harmful to animals and ruins the safari experience of fellow passengers. It is strictly banned and seen as disrespectful to wildlife so just avoid doing that.
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Some parts of the park are off-limits to visitors for safety and conservation reasons. Please follow your guide’s instructions and never try to explore closed or restricted areas on your own.
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Your permit to enter the park is only for you. It is non-transferable. Do not try to enter the park using someone else’s permit or identity — it is against the rules and may lead to legal action.
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Never shout at animals, throw things, or try to feed them. It’s dangerous for both you and the animal. Animals can become angry for more and it also harms the natural environment of animals. This activity is strictly a punishable offence.