Kaziranga National Park Tours & Holidays
Kaziranga National Park Small Group Tours & Tailor-Made Holidays
Declared a World Heritage Site in 1985, Kaziranga celebrated its one hundredth anniversary in 2005. Lady Curzon is credited with persuading the then British Indian Government to create the National Park. It is probably India’s foremost in terms of conservation success, variety and accessibility of species. The Asian one horned rhinoceros is almost common here and while tigers remain elusive, their signs are easily seen. The park lies on the flood plain of the mighty Brahmaputra and vast acres ...
Declared a World Heritage Site in 1985, Kaziranga celebrated its one hundredth anniversary in 2005. Lady Curzon is credited with persuading the then British Indian Government to create the National Park. It is probably India’s foremost in terms of conservation success, variety and accessibility of species. The Asian one horned rhinoceros is almost common here and while tigers remain elusive, their signs are easily seen. The park lies on the flood plain of the mighty Brahmaputra and vast acres of tall grass provide grazing for herds wild elephant, gaur, and wild Asian buffalo among many others. The nearby forests are lush green and bursting with all kinds of life, the avifauna as so often in India can be breathtaking.
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Best experiences
Encounter wildlife on a jeep safari
Enjoy a safari through a wilderness of grasslands, flood plain, forests and wetlands. Spotting the one horned rhinoceros is a treat, other species that you may encounter are elephants, bison, tigers, wild boar, Hoolock gibbons and wild Asian buffalo.
Discover a birder's paradise
Head out on a birdwatching trip, getting to enjoy the grasslands and pools backed by misty hills, home to a plethora of 400 species birds. The forests habitats and numerous water bodies are rich sources of food to over 100 species of migratory birds.
Encounter the Gangetic dolphins
Board a traditionally carved wooden river boat and take to the calm waters of the Brahmaputra River in search of the endangered Ganges dolphin. Catch a glimpse of these acrobatic water mammals as they dance and play.OUR FAVOURITE PLACES TO STAY
