1. Entry Permission - Entry is permitted only through authorized tour operators or local guides approved by the local administration. 

2. Respect Local Customs and Traditions - Respect the cultural beliefs, traditions, and lifestyle of the tribal communities. - Do not enter homes, shrines, or sacred areas without explicit permission. - Avoid touching or taking photographs of tribal people without their consent. 

3. Photography and Videography - Photography is strictly prohibited in some areas. Always check with local guides. - Avoid using drones unless you have special permission from local authorities. 

4. Dress Code - Dress modestly and respectfully. Avoid revealing clothing. - Footwear may need to be removed before entering certain traditional areas or houses. 

5. Interaction and Conduct - Maintain a respectful and non-intrusive attitude. - Avoid offering money, gifts, or food to individuals, especially children. - Refrain from asking sensitive or personal questions. 

6. Environmental Responsibility - Do not litter or leave behind any non-biodegradable waste. - Avoid carrying plastic bags, wrappers, or single-use items. - Do not disturb local flora or fauna. Wildlife is protected by law. 

7. No Alcohol, Drugs or Tobacco - Consumption or possession of alcohol, drugs, or tobacco is strictly prohibited. - Do not attempt to offer or share such substances with tribal members. 

8. Accommodation and Stay - Stay only in authorized tribal homestays or government-approved facilities. - Overnight stays in tribal hamlets may be restricted and require special permits. 

9. Buying Local Products - Support local handicrafts and produce but do not exploit or bargain unfairly. - Avoid buying items made from endangered species or protected forest produce. 

10. Legal Compliance - Any violation of tribal rights, local rules, or environmental laws may result in penalties or legal action. - Follow instructions of local authorities, forest officials or guides at all times.