Do’s and Don’ts

✅ Do’s

• Always carry a valid entry permit before stepping into Corbett Tiger Reserve, as permits are mandatory.
• Bring a litter bag with you and ensure all non-biodegradable waste like bottles, cans, plastic, and foil wrappers is taken back outside the park.
• Hire only certified and registered nature guides to help you spot wildlife safely and navigate the forest trails.
• Treat wild animals with respect—observe them from a safe distance without disturbing their natural behaviour.
• Soak in the natural symphony of the jungle instead of playing loud music.
• Wear clothing in earthy or muted tones like khaki, olive green, or brown to blend with the surroundings.
• Be mindful of energy and water—turn off lights, fans, and taps when not in use.
• Collect your clearance certificate before checking out from any accommodation within the reserve.
• Only two adults and two children (under 12 years) are allowed per room in the tourist zones, so plan your stay accordingly.
• Drive carefully and at a slow speed to ensure safety for both visitors and wildlife.

❌ Don’ts

• Carrying firearms or any kind of weapons inside the reserve is strictly forbidden.
• Smoking or lighting fires within the park is not allowed under any circumstances.
• Driving inside the reserve after sunset is prohibited.
• Cooking inside the park boundaries is not permitted.
• Playing music devices, radios, or recorders is strictly restricted.
• Do not take your vehicle off the marked trails, as it harms the ecosystem.
• Avoid honking or overspeeding—it disturbs the wildlife and violates park rules.
• Respect all zones—entry into restricted areas is not allowed.
• Do not shout, tease, or try to feed the animals. Such acts are punishable offenses.
• Carrying or consuming non-vegetarian food is banned inside the park.
• Entry into the reserve after sunset is not permitted.
• Permits are non-transferable—do not attempt to misuse them.