Do’s and Don’ts in Jim Corbett National Park

When visiting Jim Corbett National Park, follow the official guidelines and rules to ensure a safe, eco-friendly, and memorable experience. These Do’s and Don’ts help preserve wildlife and maintain the park’s natural beauty 🌿

✅ Do’s:

• Always carry a valid government ID or passport during entry.
• Follow the instructions of your guide or forest official at all times.
• Maintain silence during safari for a better chance at wildlife sightings.
• Use binoculars to observe animals from a safe distance.
• Dispose of waste properly — use dustbins and keep the park clean.
• Respect wildlife; allow animals to move freely in their natural habitat.
• Adhere strictly to park timings for entry and exit.

❌ Don’ts:

• Do not feed or approach animals — it can be dangerous and is strictly prohibited.
• Do not get down from your vehicle during safaris.
• Do not play loud music or shout — noise disturbs the wildlife.
• Do not smoke, light fires, or carry firecrackers inside the park.
• Do not pluck flowers, plants, or harm the vegetation.
• Do not carry plastic bags or litter the park area.
• Do not use flash photography — it startles animals.

By following these simple Do’s and Don’ts, you can enjoy a safe and respectful wildlife adventure in Jim Corbett National Park 🐘🌲