Sanjay Dubri National Park and Tiger Reserve

Do(s) and Don't(s)

Carry a valid permit and use the authorised Nature Guide.
Stay inside the vehicle. Get down only at designated places or when authorised.
Drive slowly — recommended safari speed: 20 km/h.
Give wildlife the right of way; keep a safe distance (20 m wherever feasible).
Keep silent. Speak softly and enjoy the forest sounds.
Carry reusable water bottles and take all non-biodegradable waste back with you.
Respect local people, traditions and sacred places. Ask before photographing people.
Report fire, injured wildlife, litter or illegal activity to the Guide/Forest staff.
Abide by the Park rules. Non-obedience can lead to legal action.
Wait for your turn if embarking an elephant and obey the mahout.
Wear light-coloured clothes blended with nature during excursion.

No firearms, weapons, explosives or prohibited items.
No alcohol or intoxicants inside the Protected Area.
No smoking, cigarettes, matchboxes or fire. Help prevent forest fires.
No littering or prohibited single-use plastic. Carry your garbage out and dispose of it outside the Park.
Never feed, tease, chase, call, shoot or provoke wildlife. Observe and photograph animals without disturbing them.
No loud music, music players, shouting, unnecessary noise or blowing horns. Never pressure the driver to approach wildlife.
Do not get down from the vehicle, overtake or violate the prescribed route or timings. Follow your guides instructions.
Do not pluck plants or collect or remove any forest property, including wood, stones, feathers and other natural objects.
Do not damage trees, rocks, signs, heritage sites or any forest property.
Do not bring pets. Do not disturb nests, dens or young animals.
Do not apply strong-smelling perfumes or deodorants. Strong fragrances may disturb animals and attract bees or other insects.