Kaziranga National Park
Kaziranga, the first National Park
of Assam was declared as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1985. The park is
spread over 430 sq. kms. of lush, dense forest area on the southern
banks of Brahmaputra and
is the famous home of the great Indian
one-horned rhinoceros, which is today found only in few sanctuaries in India.
Other animals seen here are -
elephant, bison, tiger, leopard, hog deer and barasingha etc. The lakes inside
the park are home to about 5,000
birds, which includes,
cranes, flamingoes,
hornbills, ibis, cormorants, egrets, heron fishing eagles
etc. Fine forest lodges are available for stay. Best season to visit is from
Nov. to Apr. One - horned Rhind
REACHING THERE
Airport: Jorhat (96 kms.).
Railhead: Furkating (75 kms.).
Road : Bokakhat (23 kms.). The main
gate lies at Kohora on NH 37. Buses available from Guwahati (217 kms.), Tezpur
and Jorhat.
Assam's most famous parks are Kaziranga and Manas. Both were conferred World Heritage Status in 1985. Kaziranga National Park is solitary among the foremost national parks in the earth and also famous as the pleasure of the North East India. Tourist across the seas comes here to visit the amazing location and many travelers who prefer to stay at Grassland Resorts in Kaziranga.
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