430 sq km
Core Zone
Central & western ranges
Assam • UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE
Explore Kaziranga
National Park
Home to two-thirds of the world's one-horned rhinos — wetlands, grasslands, and unforgettable wildlife on the Brahmaputra floodplain.
1,090 sq km
Total Area
120+
Tigers
1905
Established
4 Ranges
Zones
Nov – Apr
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Destination Facts
KAZIRANGA AT A GLANCE
660 sq km
Buffer Zone
Eastern & additional ranges
4 Active Gates
Safari Gates
Kohora (Central) · Bagori (Western) · Agoratoli (Eastern) · Burapahar
Assam
Park State
100% within Assam
May – Oct
Park Closure Period
Annual monsoon closure
One-Horned Rhino
Key Species
Bengal Tiger · Wild Buffalo · Elephant
Core Zone = primary tiger habitat, stricter limits, higher sighting probability, higher pricing. Buffer Zone = surrounding forest, more species variety, more accessible pricing.
Watch & Feel
Wildlife Reels & Safari Moments
Curated Bundles
Curated Wildlife Packages
2N / 3D
Safari Escape
Includes
- 2 Nights Stay
- 2 Jungle Safaris
- Breakfast Included
- Expert Naturalist
3N / 4D
Jungle Retreat
Includes
- 3 Nights Stay
- 4 Jungle Safaris
- All Meals
- Nature Walk
3N / 4D
Wildlife Photography
Includes
- 3 Nights Stay
- Photography Safaris
- All Meals
- Expert Guide
Stays Near Kaziranga
Featured Resorts Near Kaziranga
VerifiedKaziranga Jungle Camp
Kohora, Kaziranga • 8 km from gate
4.5(180 reviews)
From ₹7,999 / night
View DetailsVerifiedKaziranga Tiger Lodge
Kohora, Kaziranga • 12 km from gate
4.6(225 reviews)
From ₹8,999 / night
View DetailsVerifiedWilderness Retreat Kaziranga
Kohora, Kaziranga • 15 km from gate
4.7(270 reviews)
From ₹9,999 / night
View DetailsVerifiedThe Kaziranga Hideaway
Kohora, Kaziranga • 18 km from gate
4.5(315 reviews)
From ₹10,999 / night
View DetailsEntry Points
Safari Gates Information
| Gate Name | Zone | Distance | Morning Safari | Evening Safari | Jeep |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kohora (Central) | Core Zone | 8 km | 07 AM - 10 AM | 01:30 PM - 04 PM | 6 |
| Bagori (Western) | Core Zone | 12 km | 07 AM - 10 AM | 01:30 PM - 04 PM | 6 |
| Agoratoli (Eastern) | Buffer Zone | 18 km | 07 AM - 10 AM | 01:30 PM - 04 PM | 6 |
| Burapahar | Buffer Zone | 22 km | 07 AM - 10 AM | 01:30 PM - 04 PM | 6 |
Timings may change as per forest department notifications.
Core & Buffer Zone Map
- Core Zone Gate
- Buffer Zone Gate
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Before You Go
Safari Guidelines
Dress Code
Neutral earthy colours only. No bright clothing or flashy accessories.
Photography
No flash photography. Video permitted without flash in most zones.
What to Carry
Valid ID proof, water, binoculars, hat, and sunscreen for every safari.
Age Rules
Children above 5 years allowed. No infants in Core zone safaris.
Silence
Maintain silence throughout. No loud music or phone conversations.
Wildlife Safety
Do not feed, tease, or approach animals under any condition.
Know Before You Go
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the best time to visit Kaziranga?+
November to April is ideal for wildlife sightings. Peak season is March to May when dry heat concentrates animals at waterholes. November to February offers cooler, comfortable travel. Avoid May – October — the park is closed during monsoon.
2. How many safaris can I take in a day?+
You can book one morning and one evening safari per day in most zones, subject to forest department quotas. Morning safaris typically run 6 AM–11 AM and evening 3 PM–6 PM (timings vary seasonally).
3. What is the difference between Core and Buffer zones?+
Core Zone is primary tiger habitat with stricter entry limits and higher sighting probability. Buffer Zone surrounds the core with more species variety and often more accessible pricing — both offer excellent wildlife experiences.
4. Are children allowed on safaris?+
Children above 5 years are generally allowed on buffer zone safaris. Core zone safaris often restrict infants and very young children — check gate-specific rules before booking.
5. Do I need to book safaris in advance?+
Yes. Safari permits are limited and sell out quickly, especially in peak season. We recommend booking resorts and safaris at least 4–6 weeks ahead for weekends and holidays.
6. What are the camera charges?+
Still photography is usually included in the safari permit. Professional video cameras and lenses above certain focal lengths may incur additional forest department fees — confirm at booking.
7. What should I wear for a jungle safari?+
Wear neutral earthy colours — khaki, olive, brown. Avoid bright reds and whites. Carry a hat, sunscreen, binoculars, and valid government photo ID.
8. Is it safe for senior citizens?+
Yes, jeep safaris are suitable for seniors in good health. Routes can be bumpy — consult your doctor if you have back or mobility concerns. Many resorts offer ground-floor rooms and easy access.
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