Kaziranga, Assam

Kaziranga, Assam

Tourism in Assam : Sightseeing in Kaziranga
	Kaziranga  Kaziranga STD Code is 036776 Kaziranga is loacted on the bank of the Brahmaputra river and it is situated at a distance of 215 kilometer from Guwahati and it is haiving the most well known Kaziranga National Park here. It is spread over an area of 430 kilometer of pristine forest land and Kaziranga is also a world heritage site, which is most famous as it is the last remaining habitat of the great Indian one horned rhino. It has official rhino population of over 1500, although in 1904, they were on the verge of extinction. It is well known for the last habitats of the one-horned rhino. Kaziranga is also a boasts of gaurs - means the Indian bisons, tigers, bears, deer, elephants as well as the rich bird life. One can have best visit in the month ofDecember and January each year. One can have the best view of the animals from the top of an elephant. One can slo enjoy the early morning elephant rides heer available for the tourists, which has to be booked in advance at many Tourist Center. One can also get the jeep safaris, which help to view more area than the elephants, not as closer to animals as by elephants. How to go Kaziranga on ecan reach Kaziranga, by air form Jorhat and then by road from Kohora, which is the entry point of Kaziranga. One can also took a car on rent or a bus from Guwahati. It is allow to live for three nights and four days at Kaziranga. Pabitora Pabitora is on the border of Nagaon and Kamrup districts, which lies a small wildlife sanctuary with rhinos and deer as the main inhabitants in it. Bhalukpung Bhalukpung is surrounded by the blue hills as well as the evergreen forests and Bhalukpung is set amidst picturesque surroundings and it is very well knwon for angling. Tipi is a venue of Asia's largest orchidarium and it is just at a distance of 7 kilometer from here. Accommodation Accommodation at Tourist Lodge at Bhalukpung. Reservation Reservation can be done at Tourist Information Officer at P O Bhalukpung via Tezpur of Dist Sonitpur. Garampani Wildlife Sanctuary Garampani Wildlife Sanctuary is a small sanctuary and it covers an area of 6 square kilometer. It was established in the yaer 1952 and mainly protect hornbills, tigers, leopards, elephants and many more.