How To Book Parambikulam Tiger Reserve Jungle Safari Ticket?
Department : Parambikulam Tiger Reserve
Facility Name : Jungle Safari Ticket Booking
Location : Palakkad, Kerala
Website : https://www.parambikulam.org/planyourvisit/programme/jungle-safari
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How To Book Parambikulam Tiger Reserve Jungle Safari Ticket?
** Jungle Safari is the most accessible visitation program for visitors to Parambikulam Tiger Reserve comprising of a 53 Km journey through the heart of the Reserve, taking about three hours to complete.
Related / Similar Facility : Nagarahole Tiger Reserve Safari Ticket Booking
** Safari bookings can be directly made after reaching the Tiger Reserve. Tickets are available in offline
** One Naturalist will accompany the safari vehicle from Anappady and will interpret the landscape en-route.
** The Safari will be conducted through buses operated by Parambikulam Tiger Conservation Foundation (PaTCoF).
** The buses are operated by trained drivers and naturalists from the local tribal communities. All proceeds from the Jungle Safari is recycled to remunerate them and for conservation and upgradation of the Tiger Reserve.
Note:
** Check-post entry charges shall be additional.
** First Safari bus is scheduled at 08:00 AM and will leave only after sufficient number of guests have boarded.
** The last Safari bus shall leave at 02:00 PM and thereafter Safari shall close for the day.
Rules:
** Since the program is operated in buses, in order to recover the operating costs, the Safari shall be operated only if at least 12 persons have opted for the program or if the customer is willing to pay for the remaining unfilled seats.
Package Rate of Parambikulam Tiger Reserve Jungle Safari
| Package Rate | Indian/OCI | Foreigner | Children |
| Week Days | 500 INR | 500 INR | 500 INR |
| Weekends & Holidays | 500 INR | 500 INR | 500 INR |
Package Facility:
** Shopping Facility
** Drinking Water
** Information Center
** Toilet
Terms and Conditions of Parambikulam Tiger Reserve
1. Be Responsible :
Parambikulam is primarily a Forest Area protected under various legislations, home to Wildlife and Tribal Communities and it is also visited by thousands of people each year. It is legally mandated that all visitors co-operate with Tiger Reserve Personnel and abide by the Rules.
2. No Feeding of Wild Animals:
Visitors shall strictly refrain from feeding wild animals in any manner. Such practices will alter the feeding ecology of wild animals and will lead to them wandering close to humans posing danger for both. In addition to being irresponsible, it is also an offence attracting fines and punishments under Wildlife Protection Act, 1972
3. Be Flexible:
Parambikulam is a Tiger Reserve and NOT a Resort. The accommodation facilities are designed for visitors who want to experience simple living in untamed wilderness with basic minimum amenities. It is impossible to provide complete power backup or high-speed internet inside a forest without violating nature (which is against the spirit of conservation).
Even though we will pull all stops to ensure that you have a pleasant stay with us, be forewarned that you may be visited by the occasional monkeys, wild pigs, scorpions or rodents. Guests travelling with infants and children are requested to take special note of this. Kindly cooperate with our staff.
4. Be Considerate:
The forest is a pristine ecosystem, it’s not to be treated as your personal trashcan. Kindly avoid littering of any kind at all costs. In addition to being inconsiderate, it is also an illegal activity. Littering inside the Tiger Reserve is an offence which will attract fines and punishments as per Wildlife Protection Act, 1972.
5. Cell service, Electricity and bandwidth are limited:
Only BSNL networks works inside the park and that too in a limited area of coverage. It is not uncommon for the network to completely go down during power outages. Electricity supply inside the reserve is not available on a 24 hour basis and visitors are directed to take adequate precautions for such eventualities.
6. Plan ahead:
Accommodation facilities fill early, so finding a place to stay at the last minute is unlikely. Groups of guests making booking in multiple accommodations in different categories of accommodations may please note that different categories of accommodations are located at different points in the Reserve.
Most of them are not located close to each other. Therefore, travelling between them might be difficult and also restricted at night. Read the descriptions of different types of accommodations to see their locations within the Reserve.
7. Drive responsibly:
Two and Three Wheelers are strictly not allowed inside the Tiger Reserve. Limit your speed to 30 kmph and be aware of your surroundings when watching wildlife and taking pictures.