Kaziranga National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of India's most important wildlife reserves, world-famous as the last major stronghold of the one-horned rhinoceros.
Top Attractions
- One-Horned Rhinoceros Safari: Kaziranga is home to roughly two-thirds of the world's remaining one-horned rhinoceros population, viewable on jeep or elephant-back safaris through the park's grasslands and wetlands.
- Wildlife Diversity: Beyond rhinos, the park hosts tigers, elephants, wild water buffalo, and hundreds of bird species, making it one of India's richest biodiversity zones.
- Central, Western, and Eastern Ranges: The park is divided into multiple safari zones, each offering different terrain and wildlife-viewing opportunities.
- Brahmaputra River Views: The park borders the Brahmaputra, contributing to the wetland ecosystem that supports its dense wildlife population.
Entry Fees
A park entry fee applies along with separate charges for jeep or elephant safaris, with differential pricing for Indian and foreign visitors.
Best Time to Visit
November to April, when the park is open for safaris; it closes during the monsoon season (roughly May-October) due to flooding.
How to Reach
The nearest airport is in Jorhat, with the park itself accessible by road from both Jorhat and Guwahati.
