Assam · Northeast India
Home of the one-horned rhino
Kaziranga protects a Brahmaputra floodplain landscape of tall grass, wetlands and woodland in Assam. Renowned for greater one-horned rhinoceroses, it also supports wild water buffalo, elephants, swamp deer and rich birdlife.
Best time to visit
Top attractions
- Kohora Central Range
- Bagori Western Range
- Agaratoli Eastern Range
- Burapahar Range
- Panbari Reserve Forest
- Kaziranga National Orchid and Biodiversity Park
How to reach
- By air: Jorhat Airport is about 95 km from Kohora; Guwahati Airport is about 240 km away.
- By rail: Furkating Junction is about 75 km from Kohora; Guwahati railway station is roughly 215 km away.
- By road: Kohora lies on NH 715, about 215 km from Guwahati and 85 km from Tezpur.
Local food to try
- Masor tenga
- Khar
- Duck curry with ash gourd
- Aloo pitika
- Til pitha
Things to do
Good to know
When is the best time to visit Kaziranga?+
November to April is the usual safari season. Opening dates and accessible ranges depend on flood recovery and forest-department decisions.
How many days are needed?+
Two to three nights allow multiple safaris across different ranges and time for birdwatching.
Can I visit during the monsoon?+
Core tourist safaris generally close during the monsoon because flooding is a natural part of the park ecosystem. Check official opening notices before booking.
Are wildlife sightings guaranteed?+
No. Sightings depend on habitat, season and animal movement; remain inside authorised vehicles and follow forest staff instructions.
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