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Whether the tourists visiting is a first timer or the frequent visitor, Kaziranga can never fail to get under their skin. The presence of the Great Indian One-Horned Rhinoceros, upon which this sanctuary is formed is one good and the main reason to visit the park. With its elephant grass, marshland, and dense tropical moist broadleaf forests sprinkled in the park, Kaziranga has no rivals when it comes to the wildlife vacation. Kaziranga is a biological hotspot occupying the Golaghat and Nagaon districts in the heart of Assam. This protected area was discovered in 1904 by the wife of Lord Curzon, who then developed it into a Reserve Forest within the next four years.
Kaziranga as a World Heritage Site for wildlife in 1985. Moreover, in 2006, it was designated as a Tiger Reserve as it is inhabited by the highest number of tigers in terms of density, in a protected area worldwide. Kaziranga is famed to host the largest population of the endangered one-horned rhinoceroses worldwide. For protection of more than 491 avifaunal species, Birdlife International has designated Kaziranga as an Important Bird Area. It is also home to diverse species of mammals, including elephants. The dense vegetation combined with species diversity makes Kaziranga a must-visit park for wildlife and nature lovers. Marvel the exotic wildlife like the one-horned rhinoceros, tigers, elephants and delightful birdlife. It is certainly going to be a 'never-before' kind of an experience not to be missed.
Day 01: Arrival at Guwahati Airport/Station-Kaziranga
Meet and greet at Guwahati Airport/Station and drive to Kaziranga (250 Kms / 5 Hrs drive). Check in Hotel. Overnight at Kaziranga.
Day 02: Kaziranga
Early morning go for Elephant ride@ 5AM.Return for Breakfast Jeep safari in the Central Range. Overnight at Kaziranga.
Day 03: Kaziranga - Guwahati Airport
After Breakfast drive to Guwahati Airport (250 kms/5 hrs drive). Tour Ends Here With Sweet Memories.
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Kaziranga features World Heritage rhino safaris, orchid biodiversity parks, waterfalls, and organic tea estates:
A prestigious UNESCO World Heritage Site home to two thirds of the world's Great Indian one horned rhinoceroses. The park is divided into four scenic ranges: Central (Kohora) for rhino and wetland bird sightings, Western (Bagori) for highest rhino density, Eastern (Agaratoli) for birdwatching, and Burapahar for rugged hill trails.
One-Horned Rhinoceros — World's Largest Population in Kaziranga National Park
An unforgettable early morning safari commencing at 5:00 AM where trained elephants silently navigate through 15 foot tall elephant grass and misty swamp lakes, allowing tourists to approach wild rhinos, calves, and swamp deer within a few meters.
Elephant Back Safari — Morning Grassland Wildlife Safari in Kaziranga
The largest orchid park in India spread over 6 acres near Kohora. Houses a climate controlled greenhouse preserving over 600 indigenous wild orchid species of Northeast India, a botanical medicinal plant garden, bamboo museum, and a live Assamese Bihu and Jhumur folk dance arena.
Kaziranga Orchid Park — India's Largest Orchid and Biodiversity Conservation Center
A sprawling 100% certified organic tea plantation bordering the national park. The name Hathikuli translates to a place frequently visited by wild elephants. Visitors take guided factory tours to witness orthodox tea manufacturing and sample premium organic Assam black and green teas.
Hathikuli Tea Estate — Certified Organic Tea Plantation along Kaziranga National Park
A roaring waterfall hidden amidst the Karbi Anglong hills and rubber plantations near Bokakhat. A scenic 3 km trek through emerald tea gardens and rocky jungle streams leads to this crystal clear natural plunge pool.
Kakochang Waterfall — Forest Cascade and Nature Trek near Kaziranga
A wetland birdwatcher paradise featuring large water bodies where spot billed pelicans, Pallas's fish eagles, lesser adjutant storks, and rare Bengal floricans feed in thousands during winter.
The hilly southwestern gateway to Kaziranga, famed for guided forest walking trails where travelers spot India's only ape species, the western hoolock gibbon, swinging in the high canopy.
An ancient 8th century hilltop archaeological site showcasing stone carved pillars, intricate celestial dancer sculptures, and temples belonging to the ancient Kamarupa kingdom.
A tranquil boat ride on the Brahmaputra River where the Kolong river joins the main channel, offering sightings of endangered freshwater Ganges river dolphins (Xihu).
Duration: 2 Nights / 3 Days
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