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Kaziranga National Park & Tiger Reserve
UNESCO World Heritage Site
Home to the world's largest population of the one-horned rhinoceros and recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kaziranga National Park & Tiger Reserve is one of India's most celebrated landscapes where grasslands, forests, wetlands and rivers come together in remarkable harmony.
Beyond the National Park lies a vibrant world of tea gardens, Karbi Anglong hills, waterfalls, traditional villages, rich birdlife, local crafts and authentic cultural experiences. Whether you're seeking wildlife, adventure, nature, culture or slow travel, Kaziranga offers unforgettable experiences throughout the year.
Explore India's Greatest Wildlife Spectacle
Jeep Safari
Explore Kaziranga's Wild Heart
The most popular way to experience Kaziranga National Park, every safari offers a unique wildlife experience. Spot the iconic one-horned rhinoceros, elephants, wild buffalo, swamp deer and, if you're fortunate, the elusive Royal Bengal Tiger.
Jeep Safari Points:
1. Kohora / Central Range
2. Bagori / Western Range
3. Agaratoli / Eastern Range
4. Burapahar Range
5. Panbari Reserve Forest - Birding Safari
Safari Timings:
Morning - 07:30AM to10:00AM
Afternoon - 01:30PM to 03:00PM
Birding Safari Timing: 06:30AM to 10:00AM
Elephant Safari
A Close Encounter with the Wild
Experience Kaziranga from the back of an elephant as the morning mist lifts over the grasslands. This intimate safari offers exceptional opportunities to observe the one-horned rhinoceros and other wildlife from close quarters while creating memories that last a lifetime.
Elephant Safari Points:
1. Kohora / Central Range
2. Bagori / Western Range
Safari Timings:
05:00AM to 07:00AM
Boat Safari
Where the River Meets the Wild
Cruise along the mighty Brahmaputra and its tributaries and discover another side of Kaziranga. Watch river dolphins, migratory birds, riverine islands and stunning landscapes while experiencing the unique ecosystem that sustains one of the world's richest wildlife habitats.
Boat Safari Points:
1. Dhansirimukh
2. Bhumuraguri
Must Visit Places
Kaziranga National Orchid Park
Durgapur, Kaziranga
Experience one of Assam's most celebrated cultural attractions, home to hundreds of native orchids, bamboo species, medicinal plants and diverse flora. Explore the museums, enjoy a peaceful boat ride and relish an authentic Assamese traditional lunch. End your visit with a vibrant cultural performance showcasing the music, dance and living traditions that define the spirit of Assam.
Treasured Wheels
Geleki, Kaziranga
A paradise for automobile enthusiasts, Treasured Wheels showcases one of India's largest private collections of vintage and classic cars, motorcycles and automotive memorabilia. The museum also features an impressive collection of vintage bicycles, military vehicles, World War II artefacts, engines, fuel pumps, signage and other rare collectibles, offering a fascinating journey through the evolution of transport, engineering and automotive history.
Kaziranga Orchid Park
Kohora, Kaziranga
Discover a newly developed attraction that celebrates Assam's rich floral heritage, indigenous culture and natural beauty. Stroll through beautifully landscaped gardens, admire a variety of orchids and native plants, and enjoy a relaxed outing with family and friends. It is an ideal stop to appreciate the region's biodiversity while experiencing the peaceful atmosphere beyond Kaziranga's famous wildlife safaris.
Kaipholangso Waterfall
Kakojan Village, Karbi Anglong
Hidden amidst the lush forests of Karbi Anglong, Kaipholangso Waterfall is one of the region's most beautiful natural attractions. Cascading over rocky cliffs into a clear natural pool, it is an ideal destination for nature lovers, photographers and those seeking a peaceful escape.
Surrounded by dense greenery and scenic hills, the waterfall offers a refreshing retreat and a chance to experience the unspoiled beauty of Karbi Anglong, just a short drive from Kaziranga.
Kramsa Rock Garden
Engle Pothar, Kohora
his ecotourism initiative brings together natural rock formations, a flowing stream, green hills and a small tea garden. Visitors can enjoy traditional Karbi food, discover the family’s handcrafted tea story and explore opportunities for trekking, camping and village visits. It is a place to slow down, connect with local people and experience how nature, culture and rural livelihoods come together. Contact the hosts in advance to arrange meals and activities.
Craft, Culture & Food
Handloom Village
Assam's Timeless Weaving Tradition
Visit Mohpara, a handloom craft tourism village on the edge of Kaziranga, where generations of skilled artisans continue Assam's rich handloom heritage. Watch intricate textiles come to life on traditional looms, interact with local weaving families, try your hand at weaving and purchase authentic handmade garments and souvenirs directly from the artisans who create them.
Kaziranga Haat
Weaving Dreams, Empowering Women
Founded by award-winning entrepreneur, poet and social worker **Rupjyoti Saikia Gogoi**, Kaziranga Haat is a vibrant showcase of Assam's handloom heritage. Browse exquisite handwoven textiles and handcrafted products while meeting local artisans whose skills have been preserved for generations. More than a marketplace, it is a celebration of women empowerment, indigenous craftsmanship and sustainable rural livelihoods.
Pirbi
A Little of Kaziranga to Take Home
Located beside the national highway at Kohora, Pirbi–Karbi Ethnic Haat offers a glimpse into the culture and craftsmanship of the Karbi community. Browse handwoven textiles, local handicrafts, traditional food products and souvenirs that connect you with the people of the Kaziranga–Karbi Anglong landscape. Stop by for a meaningful keepsake - one that carries a local story and supports local livelihoods.
Choran Ahem
A Journey Through Karbi Flavours
Discover the rich culinary heritage of the Karbi community at Choran Ahem, a traditional ethnic eatery near Jakhalabandha. Savour authentic dishes prepared with locally sourced ingredients, seasonal produce and recipes passed down through generations. More than a meal, it is a cultural experience that celebrates Karbi traditions, warm hospitality and the indigenous way of life surrounding Kaziranga.
Ajon Okum
A Taste of Mising Village Life
Nestled near Panbari, Ajon Okum is a family-run Mising eatery that offers an authentic village experience. Enjoy traditional Mising cuisine prepared with fresh local ingredients while learning about the community's customs, lifestyle and food traditions. Surrounded by peaceful rural landscapes, it is an ideal stop for travellers seeking genuine cultural connections beyond Kaziranga's famous wildlife experiences.
Ethnic Chowka
Discover Assam Through Its Food
A journey through Kaziranga offers plenty to discover at the dining table too. At Haldhibari, Ethnic Chowka introduces travellers to Assamese flavours and traditional food preparations. It is a place to pause during your explorations and make a local meal part of your Kaziranga experience.
Tea Experience
Tea Cove at Hathikuli Tea Estate
Discover Assam's Organic Tea Heritage
Nestled within the sprawling organic plantations of Hathikuli Tea Estate, beside Kaziranga National Park, Tea Cove offers a delightful experience for tea lovers. Surrounded by lush greenery, this charming tea café invites you to savour premium Assam teas, accompanied by delicious local snacks. A perfect place to pause, soak in the tranquil surroundings and experience the rich tea culture of Assam, one cup at a time.
Handcrafted Tea Tradition
A living tradition of handmade tea
Discover a lesser-known tea tradition of Assam through the hands of local tea makers. Near Kaziranga, Moina Kramchapi and the women of her family continue to prepare tea using traditional methods, without machines. Tea leaves are hand-processed, pounded with a dheki or ural, and sometimes sun-dried or smoked to create distinctive flavours. Meet the makers, witness the process and experience a living tradition passed down through generations.
Tea Factory Outlet
Taste Assam. Take home the aroma.
Located on the highway at Bokakhat, this tea outlet is a delightful stop for tea lovers. Explore a wide selection—from original CTC and everyday Assam teas to more exotic varieties. The rich aroma welcomes you as you step inside. Taste, choose and buy your favourite tea, and have your selection conveniently couriered to your destination. A simple stop for an authentic taste of Assam.
Temples & Sacred Sites
Kamakhya Devalaya
Silghat, Kaliabor
Often called Assam’s “Second Kamakhya,” the Silghat shrine shares a spiritual connection with the famous Kamakhya Temple on Guwahati’s Nilachal Hill. Local oral traditions link its priestly families to the Nilachal temple, tracing their arrival at Silghat to the reign of Ahom king Pramatta Singha. Dedicated to Kamakhya and Durga, the temple offers visitors an opportunity to discover another chapter of Assam’s Mother Goddess worship.
Van Durga & Shiva Temple
Seconee Tea Estate, near Jakhalabandha
Begin your Kaziranga journey with a visit to the sacred Van Durga Temple, revered as the guardian of the forest. The temple also honours the courageous women forest guards, fondly known as the "Van Durgas" of Kaziranga. Nearby, the hilltop Shiva Temple offers breathtaking panoramic views of Kaziranga, lush tea gardens and the surrounding countryside, making it a perfect blend of spirituality and nature.
Burhi Mai Temple
Haldhibari, Bagori
Located right on the highway, Burhi Mai Temple is one of the oldest and most revered shrines in the Kaziranga region. Dedicated to Burhi Mai, the guardian deity of the local communities, the temple has long been a place where travellers and locals stop to seek blessings for a safe journey.
Easily accessible on the way to Kaziranga, it offers a peaceful stop to experience the region's rich spiritual heritage and enduring traditions.
Kako Gosani Than
Bosagaon, Kaziranga
Located in Bachagaon near Kaziranga, Sri Sri Kako Gosani Than is a revered shrine with roots believed to date back to the 17th century. Its history is closely associated with Ahom prince Gadapani, later Swargadeo Gadadhar Singha. According to local tradition, the sacred image of Kako Gosani was recovered from the waters of Hahaiya Beel and eventually enshrined here. The shrine draws thousands of devotees during Durga Puja each year.
Baba Than Shiva Temple
Numaligarh, Golaghat
One of the oldest historical Shiva temples in Assam, Baba Than at Numaligarh, Golaghat, is a sacred destination steeped in faith and tranquillity. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, the temple also houses shrines of Lord Ganesha and Hanuman. Devotees tie ribbons here with hopes and prayers for fulfilled wishes. During Shivaratri, the temple comes alive with lamps, chants and devotion. Nearby, Dhansiri Ghat offers a peaceful riverside spot along the beautiful Dhansiri River.
Deopani Durga Temple
Deopani TE, Karbi Anglong
Nestled amidst the tea gardens of Deopani in Karbi Anglong, Deopani Durga Temple is a sacred destination with a fascinating story of faith and divine discovery. According to local legend, the idol of Goddess Durga was discovered following a dream experienced by freedom fighter and tea planter Surendra Nath Roy. Today, the temple draws devotees seeking the blessings of Maa Durga in a serene and spiritually enriching setting.
Places to Visit Near Kaziranga
Deopahar - The Hill of the God
Located about 40 km from Kaziranga near Numaligarh, Deopahar, also known as The Hill of the God, is one of Assam's finest archaeological treasures. Dating back to the 10th–11th centuries, this ancient Shiva temple complex is reached by climbing more than 200 steps through a forested hill. Visitors are rewarded with beautifully carved temple ruins, intricate stone sculptures and panoramic views. The site reflects the artistic brilliance of medieval Assam, where history, mythology and architecture come together in a truly unforgettable setting.
Garampani Hot Water Spring
Nestled between the Garampani and Nambor-Doigrung Wildlife Sanctuaries, this Hot Water Spring is a hidden natural retreat renowned for its mineral-rich thermal waters and pristine surroundings. The scenic drive to the spring pass through dense woodlands filled with birdsong, making the journey as enjoyable as the destination itself. Far from the usual tourist crowds, this peaceful oasis offers a perfect escape into nature. Its warm natural waters, tranquil ambience and untouched beauty make Garampani a memorable excursion during your visit to Kaziranga.
Kalioni Buddhist Monastery
Around 27 km from Deopahar lies the serene Ashoka Buddha Vihar at Kalioni, on the border of Golaghat and Karbi Anglong. Surrounded by lush greenery and the picturesque Kalioni River, the monastery preserves the living traditions of Theravada Buddhism and reflects the cultural influence of Tai communities in Northeast India. Its peaceful atmosphere, elegant architecture and prayer halls offer visitors a place for quiet reflection, while the scenic drive through tea gardens and countryside makes the journey as memorable as the destination.
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Khumtai
Just a short drive from Kaziranga, Khumtai offers a refreshing glimpse into the heart of rural Assam. Beyond being a legislative assembly constituency, it is a destination where village life, tea gardens, and centuries-old Assamese traditions come together. Walk through peaceful villages, experience sustainable livelihoods, meet local artisans and farmers, and discover eco-sensitive homes built in harmony with nature. Khumtai invites you to slow down, connect with people and experience the authentic rhythm of Assam beyond the usual tourist trail.
Chowkihola
Around one and a half hours from Kaziranga, Chowkihola welcomes you to a completely different landscape and culture. Nestled in the Karbi Anglong hills, it offers an immersive journey into the traditions of the Karbi community and the Rengma Naga tribe. Enjoy authentic ethnic cuisine, explore scenic riverbeds, forested hills, and quiet villages and experience a deeper connection with nature and indigenous culture. Chowkihola is perfect for travellers seeking meaningful experiences beyond wildlife and conventional sightseeing.
Tourist Map of Kaziranga
What is Kaziranga Explorer’s Passport?
Kaziranga Explorer’s Passport is your guide to discover Kaziranga - its national park and beyond. Bringing together a tourism map and an activity checklist, it introduces you to the region’s wildlife, walking trails, villages, food, crafts and cultural experiences.
Use it to plan your explorations, mark the experiences you enjoy and discover reasons to stay a little longer. Along the way, meet local people and support the communities that make Kaziranga special.
More than a guide, it is a souvenir of your journey - a reminder of the Kaziranga you came to know. Take it home, keep it and let its memories bring you back.
Step-by-step guide:
1. Get your passport.
2. Fill in your details.
3. Explore, keep record and calculate your points.
4. Get your host’s details and seal/signature
5. Take photo of your filled-up passport and upload here
6. Get your personalised digital certificate.