Nestled on the banks of the mighty Brahmaputra River, Kaziranga National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that spans approximately 430 sq km of swamps, grasslands, and evergreen forests. Renowned for hosting the largest population of the Great One-Horned Rhinoceros, the park offers immersive wildlife experiences—from elephant rides to jeep safaris through verdant landscapes.
                                
                                    
	Wildlife & Biodiversity Highlights
	- 
		
			Iconic Fauna: Home to 1,855 one-horned rhinos, 1,666 wild water buffaloes, 468 eastern swamp deer, 1,940 elephants, and more. 
- 
		
			Predators & Mammals: Tigers, sloth bears, gaur, hog deer, swamp deer, and small carnivores like jungle cats and otters. 
- 
		
			Avifauna: Over 450 species of birds, including globally threatened species like the Bengal Florican, hornbills, pelicans, and migratory waterfowl. 
- 
		
			Aquatic Wildlife: The Brahmaputra harbors gharial and river dolphins, while grasslands welcome swarms of migratory birds in winter. 
	Location & Geography
	Kaziranga lies in Golaghat and Nagaon districts of Assam:
	- 
		
			Bagori Range covers 135 sq km (Nagaon side) 
- 
		
			Ghorakati Range covers 40 sq km 
- 
		
			The park is divided into four ranges: Kohora (Central), Bagori (West), Agoratoli (East), and Burapahar (Ghorakati), along with the adjoining Panbari Reserved Forest. 
	Visitor Attractions
	- 
		
			Experience elephant safaris for close-up rhino sightings (book the evening before at Kohora). 
- 
		
			Enjoy sightings of raptors and migratory birds, especially in winter. 
- 
		
			Witness Kaziranga’s unrivaled grassland and wetland habitats that captivate wildlife photographers and nature lovers. 
	Best Time to Visit
	- 
		
			November to April: Ideal for wildlife visibility and pleasant weather. 
- 
		
			Temperature Range: Summer highs reach around 32°C; winters can dip to 10°C, feeling colder on safari or in the early morning. 
	Travel & Accommodation
	How to Reach
	- 
		
			By Air: Jorhat Airport (~97 km), Guwahati Airport (~217 km) 
- 
		
			By Rail: Furkating Railway Station (~75 km) 
- 
		
			By Road: Accessible via NH37 from Guwahati, Tezpur, and Upper Assam 
	Where to Stay
	- 
		
			Wild Grass Lodge – rustic lodge surrounded by greenery 
- 
		
			GL’s Resort, Phulaguri – comfortable modern amenities 
- 
		
			Bonhabi Resort – closest to the park gate 
- 
		
			Landmark Woods Resort – 15-acre landscape with full amenities 
- 
		
			Aranya Forest Lodge – forest-style lodge 3 km from entrance 
- 
		
			Kaziranga Resort – tranquil setting amidst lush greenery 
- 
		
			Forest Rest Houses – available at Bansbari and Mathanguri, and Cottages at Kokilabari; contact through Manas/park office for allotment. 
	Contact
	Why Visit Kaziranga?
	Kaziranga offers an extraordinary blend of rich biodiversity, conservation success stories, and immersive safari experiences—all set within striking natural landscapes. Whether you’re a wildlife enthusiast, birder, or traveler, Kaziranga promises unforgettable adventures.