Kaziranga National Park: Exploring a One-Horned Adventure

Located just 219 km from Guwahati, Assam, Kaziranga National Park should be a must visit destination in your wild tours itinerary. Sprawled across 688 sq km, the dense vegetation of Kaziranga National Park mainly comprises of tall grasslands and riverine forests. Located to the south of the Brahmaputra, it is dotted with marshes, streams, ox-bow lakes and the one-horned rhinos. Yes about 1100 of these dwindling species can be seen in their wild best in the olive green contours of Kaziranga! Besides the one horned rhinocerous, the wild spirit of Kaziranga National Park is also manifested through elephants, water buffaloes, swamp deer, leopards, tigers, Gangetic dolphins and many other forms of animal life. The park also teems with a varied representation of feathered species. Do visit the colony of spot-billed pelicans in the grasslands to colour your wild date with cheerful brightness. Assam Macaque can also be found in this wilderness. Though here laws of nature reigns supreme, but we complicated humans are permitted to observe this simple life and get fascinated. You can get a kaleidoscopic view of this memorable adventure through elephant safari, or go for the more conventional motor ride. The best time to visit Kaziranga National Park is between January and April.

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Daily Motion | February 27, 2008

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