Located in Assam, along the floodplains of the Brahmaputra and near the Karbi Anglong Hills, Kaziranga National Park is renowned for its remarkable biodiversity and its iconic One-Horned Rhinoceros. The park’s grasslands, forests, wetlands and water bodies create a unique habitat for a wide variety of wildlife.
During a safari, visitors may have the opportunity to encounter rhinos, elephants, deer, wild water buffaloes, birds and other wildlife in their natural habitat.
Kaziranga was declared a National Park in 1974 and received UNESCO World Heritage status in 1985.
Unlike a general travel agency offering dozens of unrelated destinations and services, our focus is on helping travelers experience Kaziranga through its safari experiences.
Explore Kaziranga's diverse landscapes by Jeep and experience the excitement of searching for wildlife along the safari routes.
Experience Kaziranga from a different perspective with an elephant safari, subject to availability and applicable park regulations.
The renowned one-horned rhino of Kaziranga is often referred to as the Asian one-horned rhino and the Great Indian one-horned rhinoceros. After Indian Elephants, Indian Rhinos are the second-largest herbivorous mammals in terms of size. They favour subtropical woodlands with lots of vegetation as their home. They consume leaves, roots, fruits, berries, buds, blossoms, and flowers. 2 to 2.5 tonnes is the weight range for Indian rhinos. Rhino females weigh 1.6 times as much as an Indian rhino. Both males and females of the Indian rhinoceros have horns, which they utilise for protection, selfdefense, breaking through tree trunks, and digging out roots. Keratin makes up the horn.
The elephant belongs to the family Elephantidae and is the second largest mammal on Earth after the blue whale. It resembles an Indian elephant in several ways, yet it is smaller and has a smaller ear, like an African elephant. Indian elephants range in weight from 2 to 5 tonnes and in height from 11 to 20 feet. In many parts of India, elephants are adored despite the fact that they are remarkable animals. They can devour enormous quantities of vegetation each day thanks to each of their 40,000 muscles. They can drink 50 gallons of water each day and have long, thick hair covering their concentrated, elongated ones. An Indian elephant has a long, rounded back.
Kaziranga boat safari allows you to experience the majesty of dense forest life via its Gangetic Dolphin viewpoint. The deeper you go into the jungle and its wildlife, the quicker you see your outstanding onehorned rhino receiving water for a drink. Travelling on the boat trip is highly comfortable, and some scenic bird views await you. You should book the entire boat trip for the best personal privacy for you and your loved ones.
The Biodiversity Park is a fantastic site for visitors wishing to have a relaxing moment here. It's a wonderful spot with a broad array of orchids, medicinal plant segments, gardens, dance cultural preservation sections, a museum, a children's park, and more. This is India's most extensive orchid garden and a must-visit at least once, or you will miss the major attraction. The Orchid Park is stacked with 500 species of orchids, out of the 1314 species found throughout the country. 132 species of leafy and sour vegetables are so alluring; the class by itself is 46 species of wicker and 12 species of bamboo.
There are several cultural shows and festivals you can enjoy, hosted to the delight of guests speaking Hindi and English. While at Kaziranga, don't miss out on the opportunity to delight in the rich and varied cultural celebration. The presence of dance and folk music in the local artistic assembly is marvelous and comprises excellent pleasure. The Bihu dance is Assam's most famous folk dance, primarily performed during the Bihu festival. There is a possibility that you can enjoy it here. It generally takes place between 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
When in Assam and not visiting a tea garden, it is itself committing an unpunishable crime. You are missing out on the charm. Located 116 km from Kaziranga, you will love the spectacular tea estates. The acclaim of locals for the historical work they could perform is up for grabs here. The exhilarating, lush landscapes with invigorating small emerald tea plants are something everyone should see at least once in their lifetime. The nearest and most famed tea gardens of the Greenhills are Methoni, Hathkhuli, Difalu, Borchapori, and Behora. Don’t forget to take rides around the world and scenic walks. It will be an incredible treat for nature lovers.
About 2 km from the location of the bus stop on the National Highway in the town of Kohora, is the entrance to this section of the Kaziranga Park headquarters. The Mihimukh elephant safari point, a hillside riding tower, marks the beginning of the centre area. At this specific time, those who have arranged an elephant ride for sightseeing will board. Visitors who have secured a permit from the tourism office of the city centre will enjoy the Jeep safari and elephant safari both that are offered in this area.
The tiny village of Agaratoli, which is situated on the National Highway, is home to the entrance gate of Kaziranga Park's eastern section. This zone's starting point is the Agaratoli tourism office, and the Jeep safari is organised here. The park provides boat cruises and chances to see the wildlife near the waterways in the region. Numerous waterbirds can be seen in the park's eastern section while travelling by boat.
The Kaziranga Park's western border may be found in Bagori, and the Bagori tourist office can be used to access this area of the park. From here, visitors can enjoy elephant and jeep safaris to travel through the park's deep woodlands. For elephant safaris in Kaziranga, the western zone is the most rugged National Park because it has the most picturesque environment and is the best place to see the interesting one-horned rhino.
The Ghorakata settlement in Rhinoland Park serves as the entrance to the Burapahar zone of Kaziranga Park. The Burapahar tourism zone's Ghorakata is where the Jeep Safari starts. This area is thought to be the greatest for birdwatching because of its rugged topography and stunning natural surroundings. To feel more connected to nature, you can walk through the forest along the approved path.
