Your Complete Guide to Kaziranga National Park

Kaziranga National Park – A UNESCO World heritage site.

Kaziranga National Park Named after a Legendary Woman – Kajir Ronghangpi.

According to Old Folklores, She was the daughter of King Hok Ronghangpi, Kajir was said to be a highly divine being, and when Kajir was young she was taken to the abode of gods & she was said to be brought up by the gods and goddesses , Later to find her fathers and brother, she came back down to earth, and along with she brought her cute friends

“Kindus” – now known as Rhinos. Once Kijir rebuilt the land in and around
”Kajir – a -rong” today known as KAZIRANGA, Later, She went back to the abode of gods, but left her friends – kindus behind to keep the soil tilled and fertilized.

A glimpse of Kaziranga’s History

Initially  in the Year 1908 Kaziranga was reserved as a forest area when India was still under British Influence. Later, in 1916 It went on to be a designated Game and Wildlife Sanctuary. Post Independence, in the year 1974 – Kaziranga was officially named as a National Park & In the year 1985, Kaziranga National Park Gained its UNESCO World Heritage Site Declaration. 

Overview : Home to the 2/3 Population of worlds One – Horned Rhinoceros, Kaziranga National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in the state of Assam, India. Known for its diverse wildlife and picturesque landscapes, Kaziranga offers visitors the opportunity to see rare and endangered animals such as the Indian rhinoceros, elephant, tiger, and many species of birds. With over 430 sq. Kms. of protected land, the park offers a variety of activities including jeep and elephant safaris, bird watching, and guided nature walks. Don’t miss the chance to explore this unique and beautiful ecosystem.

Developed and Maintained by  : Assam State Government

Flora & Fauna In Kaziranga National Park

Kaziranga National Park is home to animals like one Horned Rhino, Bengal Tigers, Elephant, Wild Buffalo, Swamp Deer, Wild Boar & More than 400 Species of Birds. Kaziranga National Park also Houses 15 different species of India’s threatened mammals. Over 13 Different types of Turtles and tortoises. More than 16 Species of Snakes, Over 10 Species of Lizards. And many Small animals & Insects. Famous Crocodiles – Gharials are also found at Kaziranga National Park.

How to reach Kaziranga National Park :

By Rail : The closest railway station to Kaziranga National Park is located at a distance of 75-80 Kms, Called as “Furkating” Frequent trains are available from Furkating to Guwahati Junction, 

By Road : Kaziranga National Park is situated in the small town of Kohora, Which has good road connectivity from Major cities like  –  Guwahati. Jorhat, Tezpur, etc. Frequent buses run by public and private transport service providers are available. Asides Buses, Cabs/Taxis are also available on hire basis.

By Air : Jorhat Airport is the closest Airport to Kaziranga National Park, At a distance of Approx. 90 Kms. The Second Closest airport is the Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport/ Guwahati International airport. Located at a distance of Approx. 270 Kms. 

Best time to Visit

The Best time to Visit Kaziranga National Park is during the Months of October to April, As winter is the best suitable time to explore the Park.
Kaziranga National Park is non operational for tourists during the months of Summer and Monsoon, Starting from April to October. To Protect the Flora, Fauna & Tourists from the Extreme Flooding of Brahmaputra during the months of monsoon and Protect the Animals during summers.

What to do in Kaziranga National Park :

Kaziranga Offers a wide range of Animals & Birds in their natural Habitat for us to watch- Which surely is a delight to our eyes. Visitors generally have 2 Options to explore the park

Elephant safari

Elephant safari Takes place in the morning between 5 Am to 7 Am, The elephant safari is a 1 Hour Safari.
Preferred Zone for Elephant safari is Western Zone for spotting the wild life.

Jeep Safari

Jeep Safari Operates between 7 Am to 5 Pm and it lasts for 2 Hours.
There are various gates to enter from and they all vary in cost. There are 4 Entry Gates for Safari in Kaziranga National Park.
The most preferred zones for Jeep Safari at Kaziranga National Park are
– Central Zone and Western Zone.

Where to stay in Kaziranga National Park

There are various Accommodation options both in and around Kaziranga National Park. Visitors have a wide option of accommodation to choose from for every Budget’s need.
Ranging from Budget Homestays to ultra luxurious Cottages.

If you are stunned with these mighty facts about Kaziranga, wait no more to get your bookings done. Embark up on one of Journey to the State of Assam, . From boating to Jungle Safari, you can go from one excursion to another during your stay there. Get set and let the time of adventure begin in your life.

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