Responsible Tourism Practices

To maintain the sanctity of the forest and its inhabitants, we request all participants to follow these guidelines:

Do’s

• Dress Code:
  Participants are encouraged to wear clothing in dark brown or green shades, as these colors naturally blend with the forest environment. This choice helps minimize visual disruption to wildlife, allowing you to observe animals and birds in their natural habitat without causing them stress or alarm.

• Hydration:
  

  Ensure you carry reusable steel water bottles to stay hydrated throughout the event.This eco-friendly choice helps minimize plastic waste and protects the environment.Let’s work together to keep the forest clean and sustainable for future generations.

• Footwear:
  It is essential to wear sturdy and comfortable shoes designed for forest terrain to ensure safety and ease during the event. Proper footwear provides the necessary grip and support for walking on uneven paths, protecting you from slips, falls, or injuries. Choosing the right shoes enhances your experience, allowing you to explore the trails confidently and enjoy the beauty of nature without discomfort.
• Essential Supplies:
  

  If you are on any medication, it is crucial to carry your necessary emergency medicines with you during the event. Being in a forest environment may limit immediate access to medical facilities, so having your prescribed medications ensures your health and safety. This preparation allows you to fully enjoy the experience without concerns about managing your medical needs.

Don’ts

• Avoid Plastic:
  To preserve the pristine beauty of the forest, carrying plastic items is strictly prohibited. Plastic waste poses a significant threat to wildlife and the environment, disrupting ecosystems and taking years to decompose. By avoiding plastic, we contribute to maintaining a clean, sustainable habitat for all living beings and ensure that future generations can enjoy the unspoiled natural surroundings.
• Essential Supplies:If you are on any medication, it is crucial to carry your necessary emergency medicines with you during the event. Being in a forest environment may limit immediate access to medical facilities, so having your prescribed medications ensures your health and safety. This preparation allows you to fully enjoy the experience without concerns about managing your medical needs.
• No Littering:
  Do not litter or leave behind waste. Help preserve the natural beauty of the area.
• No Loud Music:
  Avoid playing music or creating noise that could disturb the wildlife.
• No Bird Call Mimicry:
  Refrain from playing bird calls to attract birds, as this disrupts their natural behavior.
  
• Do not enter water bodies without prior permission from authorities.
• Avoid isolating yourself:
  always remain in a group for safety.
• Be courteous to fellow participants and forest officials. Foster a spirit of harmony and mutual respect.