Kaziranga National Park

Kaziranga National Park (KNP) is a world heritage site inhabited by the world’s largest population of rhinoceroses. In addition, it also supports population of tigers, elephants, panthers, bears, and thousands of birds. As result of sustained conservation efforts, the estimated number of rhinoceros has increased from 40 in 1911 to more than 2400 in 2018.

Kaziranga Jeep Safari Booking Price

Safari Zones	Indian	Foreign	Duration
Kohora (Central) Range	4000 / Jeep	7500 / Jeep	2 hours
Bagori ( Western) Range	4000 / Jeep	7500 / Jeep	2 hours
Agaratoli (Eastern) Range	5000 / Jeep	8500 / Jeep	2 hours
Burapahar Range	5500 / Jeep	8500 / Jeep	2 hours

Kaziranga Elephant Safari Booking Price

Safari Zones	Indian	Foreign	Duration
Kohora (Central) Range	N/A	3600 / Person	1 hour
Bagori ( Western) Range	2000 / Person	N/A	1 hour
Agaratoli (Eastern) Range	N/A	N/A	N/A

Note for Jeep Safari Ride	Note for Elephant Safari Ride
Please mention that Jeep safari is provided on non sharing basis and maximum 5 persons are allowed to travel in 1 jeep. Children below the age of 4 years are free and above 4 years treated as an adult full seat is charged.	Elephant Safari slot 5 AM to 6 AM \| 6 AM to 7 AM is decided one day prior to your exact safari date and same will be informed accordingly to you. Advance Booking is mandatory for Confirm Booking of Elephant. / Jeep

Kaziranga Safari Booking

Kaziranga Online Safari Booking

KNP is located in the floodplain of the Brahmaputra River in the Nagaon, Golaghat and Sonitpur districts of Assam, India, covering an area of 1030 km² and is the largest protected area on the southern bank of the Brahmaputra River. The terrain of the park is flat (55-75 m above msl) with an east to west incline. Being in the floodplain of the Brahmaputra River, the soil of the park is rich in alluvial deposits (Barua & Sharma, 1999). The park, also declared as a tiger reserve by Government of India, derives its name from the Karbi language in which the word ‘Kazi’ means ‘Goat’ or ‘Deer’ and ‘Rangai’ means ‘Red’, thus meaning ‘the land of red goats or deer’. The Park rests in the ecologically rich Indo-Malayan Biogeographic realm, complexing the elements of both the Indian and Malayan origins, giving it a distinct landscape ranging from woodland–hilly area, woodland- grassland, grassland-water bodies to river islands. A large number of small rivers and channels flow through the park from east to west, mostly originating from the Karbi Anglong hills to the south, run northwards and ultimately drain into Brahmaputra River, adding to its catchment area.

Kohora Range - The Kohra Range is the longest of the tourist routes, a 3 - to 4-hr safari in this range offers almost a complete sense of Kaziranga and its wildlife you may see rhinos, elephants and wild buffaloes. A couple of huge ficus trees (when with fruit) here often have majestic pied hornbills feeding on them; owls, serpents and fishing eagles peer through wooded stretches, monitor lizards blend into tree trunks, and sometimes elephants and rhinos lurk in the tall grass.Turtles sun themselves on branches lodged in the water, otters frolic in a pond and you can catch colourful minivets or khaleej pheasants. The large beels (water bodies) may have greylag geese feeding furiously, or rhinos wallowing in the water. Catching elephants at play in these beels is a most rewarding experience. Domestic elephants at Mihimukh Camp are given a bath in the nearby stream; in the afternoons at about 3 pm. Tiger sightings are uncommon, but not unheard of.

Bagohri Range - This circuit, in the western end of the park, is known for guaranteed sightings. Near its strategic watchtower about and herds of elephants graze within clear viewing distance. Head to the watchtower before sunset to view the large clearing beyond the water, bathed in a golden light. You may spot swamp deer, hog deer, buffaloes, rhinos and wild elephants.

Agaratoli Range - This is the easternmost of the three routes, 21 km from Kohora Base. This range is slightly more wooded than the other two and animal sightings are slightly less frequent. Birds, however, are abundant. Forest guards report tiger sightings here quite often and there’s a pelican colony towards the end of the circuit

Panbari Reserve Forest - A few kilometres east of Kohora, this 10 sq km patch is one of Kaziranga’s few remaining highland stretches along the Karbi Anglong foothills that has not been eaten into by tea estates. The canopy is thick. The road is a rough ride but is worth it. The terrain has winding streams and lots of green. One can spot hoolock gibbons high up in the canopy and, if you’re lucky, you could see a ‘cat langur’. Birds are aplenty here and you may come across elephants. For Panbari, you have to hire a guard from Kohora. The trip can take up to 3 hrs.

Kaziranga Tour Packages

Kaziranga Weekend Tour

Nothing comes even closer to wildlife tours when it is about the Kaziranga weekend tour, famous for its

02 Nights - 03 Days

North East Golden Triangle Tour

North East India Golden Triangle Tour offers a trip to the most captivating destinations in the country. Guwahati,

06 Nights & 07 Day

North East Wildlife Tour

This tour package has been specially designed for the die-hard wildlife enthusiasts. It is an unbelievably

13 Nights & 14 Days

Rhino and Tiger Tour

We all have heard that tigers are called as the strongest animal on this earth and also about Rhinos which.

08 Nights & 09 Days

Advance Online Safari Booking Procedure for Kaziranga

To enhance better tourism inside the Kaziranga National Park the area of KNP is divided into different tourism zones namely – Kohora Range, Bagori Range, Agartoli Range and Burapahar Range. And it is important to note that all zones of the park boasts good population of wildlife such as tigers, rhinos, wild buffalos and deer. They can be spotted easily in any of the zones if going via jeep or elephant safari. For booking confirmation for elephant or jeep here we facilitate complete procedure to go through and book ticket in a minute. The booking procedure is done in online mode only and here we guide step by step rules.

For the safari booking, please provide us the following details

The full name, age, sex of every visitor as printed on the original identity cards
Booking calendar is perfect and given ease your booking procedure
Kindly select your preferred travelling date & Safari slot and timing (Morning/Afternoon)
Specific ID card number of your (Voter Id, Aaadhar No, Driving license No, etc.)
Safari amount has to be paid in advance in full
E-permits are non-refundable once the permit is confirmed online
Passport details are mandatory for making a reservation for foreigner tourist
Safari permit is issued on a first come first serve basis (subject to availability)
In case of any revision of fees after the booking, visitors will be liable to pay the difference at the time of entry into the park.
The visitors are required to report at the boarding place 15 min prior to the scheduled departure of the safari.
Mode of transport for safari in Kaziranga is used only Jeep and Elephant
Remember that entire procedure of safari booking is governed by the Kaziranga forest department and we also abide by the rules of forest department.

Let’s See The Quick Facts Of KNP

1	1905	The Conservation journey Begins (and the journey continues…)
2	1905	Lady Curzon Visited But Could Only See The Hoof Marks Of Rhino. Persuaded Lord Curzon For Conservation Of Rhino
3	1908	Declared as Reserve Forest
4	1916	Declared as Game Sanctuary
5	1937	Opened for Tourists
5	1937	Opened for Tourists
6	1950	Wildlife Sanctuary Named as Kaziranga
7	1974	Notified as a National Park

Area Expansion Story

1	Kaziranga National Park	429.93 Sq. Km.
2	First Addition to KNP	043.79 Sq. Km
3	Third Addition to KNP	000.69 Sq. Km.
4	Fourth Addition to KNP	000.89 Sq. Km.
5	Fifth Addition to KNP	001.15 Sq. Km.
6	Sixth Addition to KNP	376.50 Sq. Km.
6	Kurkurakata Reserve Forest	015.93 Sq. Km
7	Panbari Reserve Forest	007.65 Sq. Km.
8	Total Area Calculated	882.00 Sq. Km.

Kaziranga National Park – Fauna At A Glance

1	Mammals	– 39 species including some of the most endangered & rare species of Schedule I
2	Birds	– 478 species including 25 globally threatened and 21 near threatened species
3	Reptiles	– Different species of Lizard, Snake & Turtle
4	Fishes	– 40 different species recorded

Kaziranga National Park – An Unique Eco System

1	Moist Mixed Deciduous Forests	29.13%.
2	Grass Lands	51.91% .
3	Water Bodies	06.62%.
4	Swampy Marshy Area	05.21%.
5	Sand	07.12%.

Things To Do In Kaziranga National Park

Kaziranga National Park a UNESCO declared world heritage site is popular across the globe just for its myriad geographical vast and the shining jewel of the park are One-horned Rhinos and Royal Bengal Tigers. From elephant safari to jeep safari to avifauna watching to explore tea state gardens, visit to local tribal village knowing Assamese culture and folk dances; there is a lot of activities one can enjoy while touring Kaziranga National Park. However, the prime attraction of the state pride is Jeep and Elephant Safari.

Must Do Elephant Safari in KNP – Walking on an Elephants back at a height of eleven feet is absolutely unique way of experiencing a jungle safari. Elephant safari in Kaziranga also considered being more safer and more reliable than other modes of transportation during jungle safaris. Riding on elephant-back is adventurous and thrilling and gives you an opportunity to see rhino, tigers from too close. Operated in two shifts morning as well as in evening includes the following ranges: Bagori or Western Range, Agoratoli or Eastern Range, Burapahar, Kohora or Central Range.

Kaziranga Elephant Safari Timing & Zones

Elephant Safari Tourism Range	Morning Shift	Evening Shift	Duration
Central Range (Kohora)	05:00 AM - 07:00 AM	N/A	01 Hour
Western Range (Bagori)	05:00 AM - 07:00 AM	N/A	01 Hour
Burapahar range (Ghorakati)	N/A	N/A	N/A
Eastern Range (Agartoli)	N/A	N/A	N/A

Enjoy the Customary Jeep Safari- Jeep safari is another feasible option to explore the vast landscape and view exotic animals. Jeep safari is also conducted in the above mentioned four zones of the park. Jeep safari tours in Kaziranga are perfect for nature lovers. Four wheeler gypsy is one of the rare modes of travel that can make you feel adventurous and offers you a fun ride at the same time. The best time for such trips is in the morning just after sun rise.

Kaziranga Jeep Safari Timing & Zones

Jeep Safari Tourism Range	Morning Shift	Evening Shift	Duration
Kohora (Central Range)	07:30 - 11:30 AM	01:30 - 04:35 PM	02 Hours
Bagori (Western Range)	07:30 - 11:30 AM	01:30 - 04:35 PM	02 Hours
Agaratoli (Eastern Range)	07:30 - 11:30 AM	01:30 - 04:35 PM	02 Hours

Top Tourist Attractions To Visit In Kaziranga National Park

Kaziranga National Park’s floral and faunal visual offers a panoramic view like paradise on earth. The moment you come to this place, your heart will lose its lucidity as the unexplored natural beauty will put to sleep you. It is one of finest wildlife destination to visit in India. It is the pride of Assam Tourism. Its untouched serene ambiance and beauty always scatters peaceful vibes. See the list of top attractions at KNP.

Place	Distance from KNP	Major Attractions
Hollongapar Gibbon Sanctuary	126 KM/02 Hours Drive	106 Hollock Gibbons
KN Orchid & Diversity Park	26 KM/35 MIN Drive	600 varieties of Orchids
Ethnic Village	35 KM/40 MIN Drive	Rivers and waterfalls
Hathikuli Tea Estate	on NH-37, adjoining KNP	Organic Green Tea, Orthodox Tea, CTC Tea, Black pepper

Popular Things To Do In Kaziranga National Park

Activity	Preferred Timing	Place/Zone
Enchanting Jeep Safari	Morning Shift - 7:00 to 9:45 AM and Afternoon Shift - 1:00 to 2:45 PM	Kohora, Bagori, Agaratoli and Ghorakati
Bird Watching	Morning 6:00 to 10:00 AM	Bank of Brahmaputra River
Elephant Safari	5 to 6 AM \| 6 to 7 AM	Western Range

Frequently Asked Questions

In the heart of Assam, this park is one of the last areas in eastern India undisturbed by a human presence. It is inhabited by the world's largest population of one-horned rhinoceroses, as well as many mammals, including tigers, elephants, panthers and bears, and thousands of birds.

Kaziranga National Park was declared a Tiger Reserve in 2006. The park is home to large breeding populations of elephants, wild water buffalo, and swamp deer.

Developed between two districts of Assam - Nagaon and Golaghat, Kaziranga National park has started in the beginning of 20th century when Mary Curzon - the wife of Lord Curzon, who was the viceroy of India at that time, paid a visit to Kaziranga in 1904.

The best time to visit Kaziranga is from the month of November to April. The winter season of the region starts from the month of November and February which is quite mild and dry that has a mean high of 25 °C (77 °F) and low of 5 °C (41 °F).

Kaziranga is a vast stretch of tall elephant grass, marshland and dense tropical moist broadleaf forests crisscrossed by four main rivers — Brahmaputra, Diphlu, Mora Diphlu and Mora Dhansiri and has numerous small water bodies.

Kaziranga National Park was declared a Tiger Reserve in 2007 and currently has the highest density of tigers in the world (1 per 5kms), with a population of 118, according to the latest census.

Last census conducted in 2018 put number of one–horned herbivore at 2,413. The population of the greater one–horned or Indian rhinoceros in the Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve has increased by 200 in four years, the latest census of the World Heritage Site's flagship animal has revealed.

Bokakhat is about 240 km east of Guwahati which is the capital city of Assam and the Gateway to the North east India.

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