Silent Valley- Created by Nature ; Preserved by Mankind

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- Lion Tailed
  Macaque
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NEWS & EVENTS

III. Jungle rules

Forest trekking is not a picnic ;it is a journey for study and experience
It is advisable to wear dull coloured cloths while trekking
Stay with the group while trekking
Carry a note pad and pen while trekking
Observe silence
Avoid cosmetics and other odoriferous substances
Never venture into unknown waters
Avoid valuables while trekking
No littering of the campsite and the trekking routes
Smoking and drinking of alcohol is strictly prohibited
The use of fire inside the forest is strictly prohibited.
Do not expect to see animals all the time. Be patient
Do not remove / deposit anything from / in the forest.
Follow the instructions of the accompanying guide while trekking

“The forest is more than the sum of its trees"

Perhaps it was all worth it. Some human being walking through it sometimes, passing an inner revolution, shall ask the question : " Oh Mother, am I thy flesh and blood, feel and fever; shall I be thine and would would you be mine ?" That Silent question will be responded to in Silence; in the Silence by the reverential bowing of human will and the trailing branches of trees in Silent Valley.