Rules and Regulations
• Visitors have to obtain entry permits at the Reception. Entry/Safari timings are regulated in such a manner that visitors must come out of forest before the prescribed time/sunset.
• All the tourists enter at their own risk in ATR. ATR management is not responsible for any kind of loss/accident.
• A special permission is needed to Photographers, researchers for shooting, Videography, making documentaries, research activities in ATR
• Visitors are required not to carry any nonbiodegradable litter inside ATR. {cans,plastic orglassitems,etaIfoiletc.) A Penalty will be applied to those who didn't follow the rules. Always use Garbage bins to throw Biodegradable litter.
Tips For Visitors
• While visiting inside the ATR,it is advisable to have aids like caps,camera for photographs,binoculars,basicmedicines,bottledwater
• There is no facility of Canteen but it is coming up soon at Kehripur Forest campus. The tourists will enjoy breakfast, lunch, colddrinks and snacks items there.
• Wildlife sighting is a matter of chance so have Patience while going out for Jungle Safari.
• While visiting the ATR, take an experienced guide
• Respect the privacy of wildlife animals and birds.
• Wearing clothes that merges with natural surroundings enhances chances of wildlife sighting
• Please write us on our website and social media pages facebook page- Tourist places Bijnor, lnstagram page- Dfo Bijnor, Twitter page- @DfoBijnor for suggestions and feedback
Following activities are an offence in the Amangarh Tiger Reserve
• Keep ATR clean, plastic and garbage free
• Do not Feed anything to Wild Animals
• Smoking, Drinking liquor is prohibited inside ATR
• Visitors are not permitted to use non-designated routes and to visit outside the designated tourism zones
• Do not attempt to block the passage of a passing animal, particularly tiger and elephant
• Blowing of horns and driving above the speed limit is srictly prohibited.
• Carrying of firearms, Lighter, MatchBox, pets, Sharp metal Objects are prohibited in ATR.
• Making fire and cooking
• Teasing animals
• Making loud noise & Playing music
• Consumption of intoxicated materials
• Plucking of flowers or causing harm to trees and gardens