Kaziranga National Park – Rhino Paradise

UNESCO World Heritage Site protecting 2/3rds of world's Great One-Horned Rhinos in Assam's Brahmaputra floodplains

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About Kaziranga

India's rhino conservation success story

Established 1905, spans 430 sq.km (1040 with surroundings). UNESCO site since 1985. Home to 2600+ one-horned rhinos (67% world population), Royal Bengal tigers, Asian elephants, swamp deer. World's highest density of tigers per sq.km.

Wildlife Highlights

Big 5 & more in Assam grasslands

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Great One-Horned Rhino

Success story: from 3 rhinos (1905) to 2600+ today. World's largest rhino concentration.

Royal Bengal Tiger Predator

Royal Bengal Tiger

Highest tiger density globally. 100+ tigers in core area, excellent sightings.

Asian Elephant Herd

Wild Asian Elephants

Largest herbivore. Herds cross Brahmaputra annually, spectacular sightings.

Safari Experiences

Multiple ways to encounter Kaziranga wildlife

Jeep/elephant safaris, boat rides. Best: Central (rhinos), Eastern (tigers), Western (floodplains). Early morning best time.

Jeep Safari
Elephant Safari
Rhino Close-up
Tiger Sighting

Best Time to Visit

Plan according to wildlife viewing & weather

Winter (Nov-Mar)

Peak Season
10°C - 25°C
Best wildlife viewing

Monsoon (Jun-Oct)

Park Closed
Floods
Birds migrate

Kaziranga Wildlife Safari

Rhinos, tigers & elephants of Assam

Location Map

Kaziranga, Assam - Golaghat & Nagaon Districts