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Things to do in Kaziranga National Park

The park that saved the one-horned rhino.

Wide grassland-and-hill panorama, representative of the Kaziranga floodplain
November to March for short grass and easy sightings; the park sets opening and closing dates each year.

The list

The short version: 858 sq km of grassland and swamp on the Brahmaputra floodplain, holding over 70% of the world’s one-horned rhinos.

01

Dawn jeep safari

Fog, grass and rhinos at ten metres: the classic Kohora or Bagori run.

02

Elephant safari

Grass-level viewing in the early morning hours.

03

Birding

Pelicans, storks and the season’s migrants on the beels.

Know before you go

Area
858 sq km
Ranges
Kohora, Bagori, Agratoli, Ghorakati, Northern
Rhinos
Over 70% of the world population
Also
Tiger, buffalo, swamp deer, elephant
Safaris
Jeep and elephant
Season
Roughly Oct-Apr, set annually

Safaris run by jeep and on elephant back across the ranges: Central (Kohora), Western (Bagori), Eastern (Agratoli), Burha Pahar (Ghorakati) and the Northern range. The park closes through the monsoon, roughly May to October, and reopens on dates the park sets each year.

Best time: November to March for short grass and easy sightings; the park sets opening and closing dates each year.

Practicals

Permits & season for Assam

No entry permit: Assam is open to all travellers, Indian and foreign.

Best months run October to April; the monsoon (June to September) is intensely green but slows the hill roads.

Kaziranga National Park month by month

Places to visit near Kaziranga National Park

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