Kaziranga Safari Package For 2 Nights 3 Day

Entry Fees: The entry fees vary based on the season and the type of safari (jeep or elephant). As of the latest updates, the entry fee for Indian tourists is around INR 100 per person for a day, while foreign tourists may need to pay higher fees. Additional charges apply for safaris, which can be booked through park authorities or private operators

By Air: The nearest airport is in Guwahati (approximately 200 km away). From Guwahati, you can hire a taxi or take a private transfer to Kaziranga. By Train: The nearest railway stations are in Furkating and Jorhat. From these stations, you can hire a taxi or take local transport to reach the park. By Road: Kaziranga is well-connected by road, and you can drive or hire a vehicle from nearby cities like Guwahati or Jorhat

Jeep Safari: This is the most common way to explore the park, allowing you to cover more ground and spot a variety of wildlife. Elephant Safari: Offers a unique experience, especially for spotting rhinos and exploring areas of dense vegetation that are difficult to access by jeep. Boat Safari: Available in the park’s wetland areas, providing opportunities to see water birds and other aquatic wildlife

Clothing: Wear light, breathable clothing and sturdy walking shoes. Pack layers, including a light jacket for early mornings and evenings. Accessories: Bring sun protection (sunglasses, hat, sunscreen), insect repellent, and a camera with a zoom lens for wildlife photography. Rain Gear: Depending on the season, carry a raincoat or poncho

Accommodation: Yes, there are various options ranging from budget guesthouses to luxury resorts. It’s advisable to book your accommodation in advance, especially during peak tourist season

Wildlife: Kaziranga is renowned for its population of Indian one-horned rhinoceroses. You may also spot tigers, elephants, wild buffalo, various deer species, and a wide variety of birds, including the Bengal florican and the Great Indian Hornbill

Rules: Follow park regulations to ensure safety and minimize disturbance to wildlife. Stay within designated safari routes, avoid loud noises, and do not feed or disturb the animals. Always follow the instructions of your safari guide

Photography: Yes, photography is allowed, but make sure to follow the park’s guidelines. Use telephoto lenses to avoid getting too close to the animals, and avoid using flash photography

Dining: Many lodges and resorts offer in-house dining with local Assamese cuisine and other options. There are also small local eateries around the park where you can sample traditional dishes