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Jeep Safari Booking Price
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Zone Indian Foreigner Duration
Kohora (Central Zone) Rs. 2,500.00 / 1 person Rs. 4,500.00 / 1 person 3 hours
Bagori (Western Zone) Rs. 2,500.00 / 1 person Rs. 4,500.00 / 1 person 3 hours
Agoratoli (Eastern Zone) Rs. 2,500.00 / 1 person Rs. 4,500.00 / 1 person 3 hours
Burapahar Rs. 2,500.00 / 1 person Rs. 4,500.00 / 1 person 3 hours
Elephant Ride Booking Price
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Zone Indian Foreigner Duration
Kohora (Central Zone) Rs. 1,500.00 / 1 person Rs. 2,500.00 / 1 person 1 hour
Bagori (Western Zone) Rs. 1,500.00 / 1 person Rs. 2,500.00 / 1 person 1 hour
Agoratoli (Eastern Zone) Rs. 1,500.00 / 1 person Rs. 2,500.00 / 1 person 1 hour
Burapahar Rs. 1,500.00 / 1 person Rs. 2,500.00 / 1 person 1 hour
Disclaimer

Kaziranga Forest Safari is a PRIVATE travel agency. We are NOT affiliated with Kaziranga National Park or the Assam Forest Department.

The Assam Forest Department manages safari operations in Kaziranga National Park. The Forest Department reserves the right to cancel, suspend, delay, or modify any safari at any time due to adverse weather, road conditions, wildlife movement, natural disasters, administrative decisions, VIP visits, safety concerns, or any unforeseen circumstances. Such decisions are final and made in the interest of visitor safety and wildlife conservation.

Successful payment does not mean your safari booking is 100% confirmed. All safari permits are issued by the Assam Forest Department and are subject to availability and approval.

Our average booking success rates are:

  • Jeep Safari: Approximately 99%
  • Elephant Safari: Approximately 60%

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Assam, India

Kaziranga National Park

Kaziranga National Park is one of Assam's most celebrated wildlife destinations and a UNESCO World Heritage Site known across the world for the Indian one-horned rhinoceros. Set along the Brahmaputra floodplain, Kaziranga brings together tall elephant grass, wetlands, river channels, open meadows, and forest patches into one of India's richest natural landscapes.

The park is also home to wild elephants, Asiatic water buffalo, swamp deer, tigers, wild boar, otters, turtles, and a remarkable variety of resident and migratory birds. Every safari through Kaziranga feels different: misty morning rides, golden grasslands, wetland views, and sudden wildlife sightings make the experience memorable for families, photographers, bird watchers, and nature lovers.

Kaziranga's beauty changes with the season. Winter brings crisp safari mornings and excellent wildlife viewing, while the post-monsoon landscape feels fresh, green, and full of life. The grasslands, water bodies, and forest edges together create a rare chance to experience Assam's wilderness at close range.

Through kazirangaforestsafari, operated by ASHOK NE TRAVELS, visitors can plan safari bookings with clear guidance on dates, timings, zones, visitor details, and local travel support. Our aim is to make your Kaziranga visit smooth, well-organized, and focused on the real experience of the forest.

Kaziranga National Park safari view
Kaziranga National Park wildlife landscape

About Kaziranga National Park:

Kaziranga National Park is one of India's most celebrated wildlife reserves. Located in the northeastern state of Assam along the floodplains of the Brahmaputra River, it is world-famous for protecting the largest population of the endangered Indian one-horned rhinoceros. It has also been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1985.

Why Kaziranga is special

  • One-horned rhinoceros: Kaziranga is home to roughly two-thirds of the world's wild population of the Indian one-horned rhinoceros.
  • Big cats: It has one of the highest densities of Bengal tigers in the world and is also a designated tiger reserve.
  • Rich biodiversity: The park supports:
    • Asian elephants
    • Wild water buffalo
    • Swamp deer (barasingha)
    • Leopards
    • Gibbons and macaques
    • More than 450 bird species, making it a paradise for birdwatchers.

Landscape

The park covers over 1,300 square kilometers (including additions over time) and features:

  • Vast elephant grasslands
  • Marshes and wetlands
  • Tropical forests
  • Numerous rivers and water bodies shaped by the annual flooding of the Brahmaputra.

These seasonal floods, although challenging, are vital because they replenish nutrients and maintain the park's unique ecosystem.

Best time to visit

The ideal season is November to April, when the weather is pleasant and wildlife is easier to spot. The park is generally closed from May to October due to the monsoon season and flooding.

Safari options

Visitors can explore Kaziranga through:

  • Jeep safaris, which cover larger areas and are the most popular choice.
  • Elephant safaris, typically offered in selected zones during the early morning for close wildlife viewing.

Conservation success

Kaziranga is considered one of the world's greatest conservation success stories. Strong anti-poaching measures, habitat protection, and careful wildlife management have helped the population of one-horned rhinos recover dramatically from the brink of extinction.

Interesting facts

  • It was first established as a protected area in 1905.
  • It is part of the Eastern Himalaya biodiversity hotspot.
  • Besides rhinos, Kaziranga is home to the "Big Five" of Assam:
    1. One-horned rhinoceros
    2. Bengal tiger
    3. Asian elephant
    4. Wild water buffalo
    5. Eastern swamp deer

Kaziranga is widely regarded as one of the best places in Asia for wildlife photography and offers visitors an excellent chance to observe large mammals in their natural habitat amid spectacular grassland scenery.

Plan your route

Kaziranga National Park Entry Gates (Ranges)

Kaziranga National Park has four main tourist entry points (ranges). Each gate offers a different safari experience and wildlife viewing opportunity.

1
Central Range

Kohora Gate

Kohora Range

  • Most popular entry point for visitors.
  • Located on NH-715 near Kohora.
  • Offers both Jeep Safari and Elephant Safari (seasonal).
  • Excellent chances to spot:
    • One-horned rhinoceros
    • Asian elephants
    • Wild buffalo
    • Swamp deer
    • Many bird species
2
Western Range

Bagori Gate

Bagori Range

  • Located west of Kohora.
  • Famous for excellent rhino sightings.
  • Wide open grasslands make wildlife easier to spot.
  • Offers both Jeep and Elephant Safaris during the tourist season.
  • Popular among wildlife photographers.
3
Eastern Range

Agaratoli Gate

Agaratoli Range

  • Located east of Kohora near Bokakhat.
  • Best known for:
    • Bird watching
    • Wetlands
    • Scenic landscapes
  • Less crowded than Kohora and Bagori.
  • Jeep Safari available.
4
Western Side

Burapahar (Ghorakati) Gate

Burapahar Range

  • Located on the western side near Ghorakati.
  • Ideal for visitors interested in:
    • Nature trails
    • Forest landscapes
    • Bird watching
  • Quieter than the other ranges and suited to those seeking a more peaceful experience.

Which gate should you choose?

Entry Gate Best For
Kohora (Central) First-time visitors, balanced wildlife experience
Bagori (Western) Rhino sightings and wildlife photography
Agaratoli (Eastern) Birdwatching and fewer crowds
Burapahar (Ghorakati) Nature lovers and trekking

Kaziranga Safari Guidelines

Important visitor rules & forest safety regulations
1 All Jeep and Elephant Safaris are conducted under the supervision of the Assam Forest Department.
2 Every visitor must carry a valid government-issued photo ID and the original ID used during booking. Entry may be denied if the ID cannot be verified.
3 Visitors must report to the safari gate 30–45 minutes before the scheduled safari time.
4 Entry is permitted only for the booked safari range and time slot.
5 Follow all instructions given by Forest Department officials, guides, and safari drivers at all times.
6 Do not get out of the safari vehicle unless instructed by the guide or Forest Department staff.
7 Feeding, chasing, teasing, or disturbing wildlife is strictly prohibited.
8 Maintain silence during the safari. Loud talking, shouting, playing music, or blowing vehicle horns is not permitted.
9 Do not litter. Help keep the park clean and protect its natural environment.
10 Wear comfortable clothing in natural colours such as khaki, olive green, brown, or grey. Avoid bright colours that may disturb wildlife.
11 Smoking, alcohol, drugs, firearms, and other prohibited items are not allowed inside the park.
12 Photography is allowed subject to applicable camera fees and Forest Department regulations.
13 Safari routes, timings, and permits are determined by the Assam Forest Department and cannot be changed at the request of visitors.
14 The Forest Department reserves the right to delay, reschedule, or cancel any safari due to weather conditions, wildlife movement, road conditions, administrative reasons, or visitor safety. Their decision is final.
15 Visitors are responsible for their personal belongings. The park authorities and booking agency are not liable for loss or damage of personal items.

These guidelines help ensure a safe and enjoyable experience while protecting the wildlife and ecosystem of Kaziranga National Park.

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