How should I behave if I accidentally come upon a rhino in the wild?

There are only a few rhino-ranging areas in the world. Indian and Nepal both have wild rhinos (Asian). Consequently, Assam, West Bengal, and Nepal are the best places to see rhinos in the wild. Be prepared for yourself if you visit rhino ranging areas and move with forest guards on experience researchers. Never move alone. It is not advisable to walk through rhino raging areas. 

Depending on the situation, take a look at forest trails and dung piles. Make sure you are careful if you see a fresh foot mark or a dung heap. Introducers are usually given alarm by rhinos. Therefore, you should avoid that path at all costs. However, they are unpredictable and may charge at any time. Therefore, look around the big tree and get a safety barrier. Climb a tree if you know climbing, but not a small shrub if you don't. If you are near a river, jump into it. You may need to use loud noises to distract rhinos for a few minutes before moving away. You shouldn't be sacred. It is therefore important to learn the Language of Forest before entering a wild life habitat.