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Protecting Nature's Heritage Welcome to – Kaziranga

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Kaziranga is world-famous for its population of the Indian one-horned rhinoceros — it harbors over 70% of the world's population of this endangered species. Visitors come from all over the world to witness these majestic animals in their natural habitat.

Essential Kaziranga National Park

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The most popular way to explore the park's four tourism zones: Kohora, Bagori, Agaratoli, and Burapahar.

Elephant Safari

Conducted in the early morning hours, mainly in the Bagori (Western) and Kohora (Central) zones. Gives a closer and quieter view of wildlife, especially rhinos grazing in the grasslands. Advance booking is recommended due to limited slots.

Jeep Safari

One-horned rhinoceros (Kaziranga has 2/3 of the world's population!). Elephants, wild buffalo, swamp deer, tigers (if lucky), and hog deer. Over 400 bird species including pelicans, storks, and the Bengal florican.

Bird Watching

Kaziranga is a haven for birdwatchers — especially during winter. Bar-headed goose, hornbills, fishing eagles, and migratory waterfowl. Best spots: Agaratoli range, Sohola Beel, and near the Brahmaputra.

Visit Kaziranga Orchid and Biodiversity Park

Located near the Kohora range. Over 500 orchid species, medicinal herbs, traditional Assamese dance shows, and ethnic food court. Great for cultural insight and botanical enthusiasts.

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Must-Try Assamese Dishes in Kaziranga

Exploring Kaziranga's culinary offerings provides a deeper insight into Assam's rich cultural tapestry. From traditional thalis to unique tribal dishes, the flavors here are as diverse and vibrant as its wildlife.

Masor Tenga

A tangy fish curry made with local freshwater fish, tomatoes, and sometimes elephant apple (ou tenga). It's light, flavorful, and best enjoyed with steamed rice.

Aloo Pitika

A comforting mashed potato dish seasoned with mustard oil, onions, green chilies, and coriander. Often served as a side dish.

Duck Meat Curry (Hanhor Mangxo)

A festive delicacy where duck meat is slow-cooked with ash gourd and whole spices, resulting in a rich and aromatic curry.

Bamboo Shoot Fry

Tender bamboo shoots stir-fried with spices, reflecting the tribal influences in Assamese cuisine.

Khar

A unique dish made using alkaline water filtered through sun-dried banana peel ash, cooked with raw papaya or pulses. It's traditionally consumed at the beginning of a meal.

Pitha

Stuffed with sesame seeds and jaggery. Sticky rice cooked inside bamboo tubes. Steamed rice cake made in a kettle.

Kaziranga National Park – Tourist Advisory

  • November to April is the ideal season.

    Pleasant weather, dry paths, and active wildlife.

    March-April offers the best rhino sightings before monsoon.

    Park remains closed from May to October due to heavy monsoon and flooding.


  • By Air: Nearest airport is Jorhat (96 km) or Guwahati (217 km)

  • By Train: Nearest railway stations are Furkating (75 km) or Guwahati (5-hour drive)

  • By Road: Well-connected via NH37. Taxis and buses available from major towns.

  • Kohora (Central Range) – Most popular for jeep and elephant safaris.

  • Bagori (Western Range) – Great for rhino and elephant sightings.

  • Agaratoli (Eastern Range) – Best for birdwatching.

  • Burapahar (Ghorakati Range) – Ideal for nature walks and scenic beauty.

    • Kaziranga National Park was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985 primarily for its conservation success in protecting the endangered one-horned rhinoceros. It also holds significant value for its rich biodiversity, including other large mammals like tigers, elephants, and wild water buffalo, as well as various bird species. The park's unique natural environment, including the Brahmaputra Valley floodplain, is also a major factor in its designation. 

    Kaziranga National Park offers both jeep safaris and elephant safaris, providing visitors with different ways to explore the park's wildlife. Jeep safaris allow for covering larger areas quickly, while elephant safaris offer a closer, quieter interaction with nature, particularly in areas inaccessible to vehicles. 

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