Kaziranga National Park

Kaziranga lies on the southern banks of the Brahmaputra River near Gauhati in Assam, Kaziranga is a 470 sq mile long, most picturesque wildlife national parks in India, set aside to protect the great One - Horned Asian Rhinoceros. The number of this once-threatened mammal has been regularly increasing from only a few dozen in 1908. It is estimated that 1400 of these magnificent beasts are left in this wild area. Besides these, one can see wild Asian Elephant herds, the Barasingha, Hog Deer & the Wild Asian Buffalo. The park is divided into three main tourist ranges, Kohora, Baghori and Agaratoli, all major tourist facilities and entry formalities are based here.

Wildlife Sanctuaries

» Bandhavgarh National Park
» Jim Corbett National Park
» Kanha Wildlife Park
» Kaziranga National Park
» Keoladeo Ghana Sanctuary
» Ranthambore National Park