No. A 4×4 Jeep is required for the last part of the journey from Paras to Sharan, because the road is steep, rough, and completely off-road.

You can stay in wooden huts, camping pods, or simple lodges. These are government-managed and offer clean, basic, and safe lodging options.

No. Food options are very limited. Travelers should bring their own food and snacks. Some camps can prepare basic meals on request.

Mobile signals are weak or not available at all. It is best to bring a power bank and let your family know before you go.

The best months are April to October. Camping is best in the summer and early fall when the weather is nice, the plants are green, and the temperatures are comfortable.

Yes, it is generally safe. However, the jeep ride and uneven forest tracks may be challenging for kids or elderly visitors. Avoid long hikes with them.

Yes, it is a natural forest area with wildlife. Encounters are rare, but travelers should avoid going deep into the forest without a guide. It is best to let your family know before you go.