How to reach Kaziranga National Park Kaziranga National Park is located in Assam is very popular for its unique wildlife. It is spread across the Brahmaputra River floodplains. Its forest, wetlands and grasslands are home for tigers, elephants and this park contains largest number of Indian single-horned rhinoceros. Due to these this National Park is an ultimate treat for wildlife lovers. In addition it has high tiger density and it was declared a tiger reserve in 2006. The Kaziranga National Park is the best place to explore amazing large wild animals like tigers, leopards, Indian wild elephants, Rhinoceros, wild buffalo and wild boars and many small animals also like Hoolock Gibbons, spotted deer, swamp deer, Goar, Sambhar. This park is open for visitors from November to April months and it is closed throughout the rest of year because it is flooded by the Brahmaputra River. You can visit this National Park and explore amazing wildlife of this park by kaziranga jungle safari. If you want to spot rhinos and tigers then this is best time for kaziranga safari. Below is the information about how to reach Kaziranga National Park: How to reach Kaziranga National Park By Road This National Park is situated on NH 37 route. It is well connected to some of the major cities like Guwahati, Sibsagar, Nagaon, Dibrugarh, Tezpur and Jorhat. The nearest bus stop is Kohora on the National Highway 37. You can also reach Kaziranga by bus from Guwahati city. Bus service is available in morning 6am-9am and in afternoon 5pm-10pm.
How to reach Kaziranga National Park - Nature's Sprout
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