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Kaziranga: In Search of Rhinos and Tigers

Kaziranga: In Search of Rhinos and Tigers

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February 27, 2024
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Situated in the heart of Assam, Kaziranga National Park stands as a testament to the country’s rich biodiversity and natural wonders. It is the home to the iconic Greater One-horned Rhino and Bengal Tiger.

As dawn arises over Kaziranga, the hearts of travellers are filled with anticipation and excitement. Armed with cameras and binoculars, visitors hop on the jeep for safari adventures in search of The Greater One-horned Rhino and the majestic Tiger.

Greater One-horned Rhino

The one-horned rhinoceros is surely the star of Kaziranga. With over two-thirds of the world’s population calling this park their home, sightings are very common. As safari jeeps move ahead in the grasslands, visitors encounter these creatures with their massive bodies showing out from tall grasses.

Bengal Tiger

This place is also home for the Bengal Tiger. While tiger sightings require a lot of patience, spotting these predators in their natural habitat is a lifetime experience.

For photographers, Kaziranga offers endless opportunities to capture the beauty of nature. From rhinos to tigers, every moment is a chance to create unmatched experiences.

Conservation and preservation

Wildlife conservation is also a part of Kaziranga, where rangers and conservationists have helped protect the park’s precious inhabitants and ensured their survival.

Travellers and photographers carry with them unforgettable moments and memories of their lifetime while returning from kaziranga. So if you are a wildlife photographer or a wildlife enthusiast join us on our Kaziranga tours and experience a tour like none other.

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