DO'S AND DON'TS IN GIR NATIONAL PARK
Do's
- Maintain a safe distance from all animals and always treat them with respect.
- Stay quiet when you encounter large wild animals like lions or leopards.
- Avoid using flash photography, as it can disturb the wildlife and their natural behavior.
- Wear comfortable, full-length clothing to protect yourself from insect bites.
- Apply sunscreen to protect your skin from the sun, especially during summer safaris.
- Carry a pair of binoculars for clearer and more exciting wildlife sightings.
- Keep yourself hydrated throughout the safari ride—carry enough water.
- Always follow your guide’s instructions—they are experienced and familiar with the park’s ecosystem.
Don'ts
- Do not request drivers to alter safari routes or adjust the gypsy’s speed. They are strictly instructed by the forest department to follow set guidelines.
- Avoid speaking loudly or playing music during the safari.
- Do not feed any animals or birds inside the park.
- Smoking and alcohol consumption are strictly prohibited..
- Dispose of waste responsibly—do not throw plastic bottles or litter in the forest.
- Refrain from plucking plants or disturbing the natural vegetation.
- Do not carry or use perfumes or strong-smelling substances, as they can disturb wildlife.
- Avoid wearing bright colors or bold prints—opt for neutral or earthy tones to blend with the surroundings.