Dos

 Do go hiking accompanied by at least one person. Make your co-travellers informed.
 Do remember to carry a geographical map of the region you are camping in.
 Do bring with your insect repellents.
 Do dress yourself in layers so that you may take off or take on to adjust with the temperature.
 Do carry with you sunscreen, good flashlight, additional batteries, extra bags etc
 Do carry a minimum of two quarts of water to keep yourself well hydrated throughout the trip.
 Do try to leave the least carbon footprints.
 Do have campfires where it is safe to have one. Make sure that you do not have it somewhere that could cause a forest fire. Put out the fire when it is not needed.
 Do plan your food menu in advance, so that there is no hassle about what your Resort will have for each meal.
 Do pack out things like matches, toilet paper and cigarette butts before you leave the place.
 Do get entry permits to enjoy activities in an area where permission is not allowed.
 Do use a checklist so that you do not miss out on some essentials you will regret later.
 Do make sure you get back to the Resort before dark.

Don'ts

 Don't try to feed or harass the wildlife.
 Don’t destroy the nature around the place that you are camping at. Be considerate towards the environment. Avoid plucking branches and disturbing birds’ nests etc. Remember that you are a guest there.
 Don't set out on your adventure without carrying a bug repellant.
 Don't leave the Resort or go to sleep while the Bonfire is still hot. Make sure you put off the fire properly before moving away or going to sleep.
 Don't litter the campsite with trashes like cans, bottles, cigarette butts, plastic bags etc. Make sure you pack out all the trashes before leaving the place.
 Don’t pollute the place you are camping. Take care of the litter, make sure that you take back any waste that you could be making while you are staying there and also try and collect any waste you see there to keep a tidy environment. Leave with everything you brought to the camp.
 Don’t leave any food unattended, you could have unexpected visitors who could ruin your belongings. This may not be good for the wildlife too as they might harm themselves getting caught into something at the camp.