Are you planning a tiger safari in Jim Corbett? Keep these things in mind, even a small mistake can cost you dearly.

Authorized permit is required for tiger safari in the famous Jim Corbett National Park located in Ramnagar, Uttarakhand. Many tourists reach the gate directly without online booking, where they face disappointment. The park has limited number of gypsies and fixed entry slots. Therefore, before planning this trip, you can book tickets from Corbett’s website and counter. It will be important to avoid fake agents. Otherwise you may have to lose both money and safari.

It is strictly prohibited to make noise, call animals, stand up from the seat or get out of the jeep during the safari in Corbett. Many times, tourists make this mistake in their excitement. On doing so, the guide and driver take immediate action, due to which the tourist has to bear the brunt of heavy fine. During safari in Corbett, you have to avoid unnecessary activities.

Use of flash while photographing tigers or other wildlife is strictly prohibited in Jim Corbett. Flashing lights can startle animals and cause their aggressive behavior. Photo enthusiasts often ignore this rule, which can prove dangerous. Keep the camera settings correct and do photography in natural light only.

Throwing plastic bottles, packets of chips or food items in Jim Corbett Park is a serious crime. This is not only against the rules, but can also be fatal for wildlife. Many animals swallow plastic, which can even lead to their death. It is important to strictly follow the ‘no littering’ rule during safari and take out the garbage with you.

During the Corbett Jungle Safari, the guide keeps an eye on every activity in the jungle. The information and instructions given by him are very important for your safety. Many tourists insist on stopping the gypsy or changing the route on their own, which is against the rules. Trust the experience of the guide, only then the safari will become safe and memorable.