Kaziranga National Park

Kaziranga Wildlife Sanctuary, one of the major wildlife reserves in Assam's eastern hills, is well-known for its natural beauty, dense forests, and peaceful views. It also supports the world's largest population of Indian one-horned rhinoceroses. Mary Curzon and her husband Lord Curzon established the park in 1908 under British government supervision to protect wildlife and provide habitat for endangered species, particularly the Indian one-horned rhino, as well as the Royal Bengal tiger, Asiatic wild water buffalo, and swamp deer.

This 430-square-kilometer park was filled with 52% large elephant grass, 29% tropical forest, open meadows and woodlands, 11% short grasslands, and 4% wetlands and swampland, which is aquatic greenery, primarily water lilies and hyacinths. P.D. Stracey, a well-known forest conservationist, named it the Kaziranga Wildlife Sanctuary in 1950.

The story behind this name is that he wanted to end hunting in the area and establish a reserve. With ongoing efforts, this area became a wildlife reserve, which the Indian and Assam governments now manage. This wildlife sanctuary protects over 1,823 species, including large mammals, 553 bird species, and 446 reptiles and butterflies. You can enjoy endless activities here, including jungle safaris, birdwatching, river dolphin watching, and enjoying the festivities while interacting with the local people. This wildlife destination is a must-try if you are coming to Northeast India

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