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Tiger: The magnificent animal

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  • Fateh Singh Rathore

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    Tiger population of India

    Why Save the Tiger?

    Experiencing a Jungle visit
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  • Planning a wildlife safari Tiger Reserves of India
  • Buxa National Park
  • Corbett Uttar Pradesh
  • Dudhwa Uttar Pradesh
  • KanhaMadhya Pradesh
  • Manas Assam
  • Melghat Maharastra
  • Pench Madhya Pradesh
  • Ranthambhore Rajasthan
  • Simlipal Orissa
  • Sunderbans West Bengal
  • Tadoba Andheri Maharastra
  • Satpura Madhya Pradesh
  • Betla Jharkhand
  • Kaziranga National Park
  • Kaziranga National Park
  • Idukki Wildlife Sanctuary
  • Hazaribagh Wild Life Sanctuary
  • Kalakkadu Wildlife Sanctuary
  • Palamau Tiger Reserve
  • Anamalai Wildlife Sanctuary
  • Rajaji National Park
  • Silent Valley National Park
  • Nandankanan Biological Park

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  • Park Ethics

    Obtain entry permit before entering the sanctuary.

    Watch and observe nature in all its glory and let it speak for you. Please do not shout, play music or blow horns while in the sanctuary.

    Keep fire away. This is the most destructive of all forces. Please do not kindle fires, throw lighted matches, cigarettes, bidis etc.

    Keep pets at home.

    Do not carry firearms, explosives etc.These are prohibited as per law.

    Keep sober. Do not consume alcoholic drinks within the sanctuary.

    Entry inside the forest sanctuary. Follow the specific road/path only.

    Picnics are not permitted inside the sanctuary.

    Do not tease the wild animals. Watch and observe the nature silently.

    Drive slowly wherever permitted. (Permissible speed is 20 km/hr).

    Disorderly conduct is not permitted.

    No person shall hunt, destroy or remove or collect any forest produce or wildlife.

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