Introduction

Kaziranga National Park in Assam is not just a sanctuary—it's a living, breathing success story of wildlife conservation. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kaziranga is world-famous for hosting over two-thirds of the world’s population of one-horned rhinoceroses, along with Bengal tigers, wild elephants, and river dolphins.

Sprawled across the floodplains of the Brahmaputra River, the park’s vast grasslands, swamps, and woodlands offer a raw and rewarding experience for nature lovers, wildlife photographers, and safari enthusiasts.

🦏 Wildlife You Can Spot in Kaziranga

• 🦏 Greater One-Horned Rhinoceros – The park is home to over 2,400 individuals
• 🐅 Royal Bengal Tiger – Kaziranga is a designated Tiger Reserve
• 🐘 Wild Asiatic Elephants
• 🐊 Swamp Crocodiles & River Dolphins
• 🐃 Wild Water Buffalo, Hog Deer, Gaur
• 🐦 Birdlife – Pelicans, hornbills, storks, geese, and over 480 species of birds

📍 Location & How to Reach

• 📌 Location: Golaghat and Nagaon districts, Assam
• 🚗 By Road: Well connected via NH 37 from Guwahati (~5–6 hrs)
• 🚉 Nearest Railway Station: Furkating (75 km), also Jorhat or Guwahati
• 🛫 Nearest Airport: Jorhat Airport (96 km), Guwahati Airport (200 km)

🚙 Tip: Book cab rentals in advance during peak seasons (Nov–April).

🦓 Safari Zones & Timings

Kaziranga is divided into 4 main safari zones:

1. Central Zone (Kohora) – Most popular, high chance of spotting rhinos and elephants
2. Western Zone (Bagori) – Great for wildlife closeups and photography
3. Eastern Zone (Agratoli) – Birdwatching paradise
4. Burapahar Zone – Underrated, good for trekking and offbeat experience

🕕 Safari Timings:

• Morning Safari: 7:00 AM – 9:30 AM
• Evening Safari: 2:00 PM – 4:30 PM

🛺 Modes: Jeep Safari (available in all zones), Elephant Safari (limited, early morning only)

🏨 Where to Stay

• 🏕️ Eco Camps & Forest Lodges – Inside or near the park for immersive stays
• 🏨 Luxury Resorts & Cottages – Available in Kohora and Bagori ranges
• 🛖 Homestays – For local experiences and food

📞 Pre-book your stay from October to March—Kaziranga gets fully booked during holidays.

📅 Best Time to Visit

• ✅ November to April – Open for safaris and best for sightings
• 🔒 May to September – Park closed due to monsoon and flooding

⚠️ Travel Tips

• 🧢 Wear neutral-colored clothes during safari
• 📷 Carry a telephoto lens and binoculars
• 🚫 Do not step out of the vehicle during safari
• 💳 Cash is handy—ATMs are limited around Kohora
• 📶 Mobile signal may be weak inside the park

❓ FAQs – Kaziranga National Park

Q1: What is Kaziranga famous for?
Kaziranga is globally renowned for the largest population of the endangered one-horned rhinoceros.

Q2: Can I book a safari online?
Yes, Jeep Safaris can be pre-booked via official Assam Forest Department portals or verified travel agencies.

Q3: Are tigers easily seen here?
While Kaziranga has a high tiger density, sightings are rare due to dense grasslands.

Q4: Is Elephant Safari better than Jeep Safari?
Elephant safaris allow you to get closer to rhinos at sunrise but are shorter. Jeep safaris cover more area.

Q5: Is Kaziranga safe for families?
Absolutely. It’s one of the most organized and family-friendly wildlife parks in India.

✅ Final Thoughts

Kaziranga National Park is not just a destination—it’s a conservation marvel and an immersive window into Assam’s rich biodiversity. From thundering elephants to serene sunrises over the wetlands, every moment here is wild, raw, and unforgettable.

👉 Book your Kaziranga wildlife adventure now with Travel Trek North East and experience Assam’s crown jewel.