Kaziranga National Park was established in 1990 in Assam's Kamrup District and declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985. It is home to important species like the Assam Roofed Turtle, Golden Langur, Pygmy Hog, Bengal Tiger, Greater One-Horned Rhinoceros, and Swamp Deer. Visitors can reach Kaziranga National Park by flying into Guwahati Airport which is 180km away, or taking a train to Barpeta Road which is 32km, or via NH 31 by bus.

9. National park(1990)
Project Tiger
reserve(1973)
Elephant Reserve
Biosphere
Reserve(1989)

10. Established in 1990
Located in Kamrup
District
Declared as UNESCO
World Heritage site by 1985

13. IMPORTANT
SPECIES FOUND
Assam Roofed
Turtle
Golden Langur
Pygmy Gog
Bengal Tiger,
Greater one-horned
Rhinoceros
Swamp Deer

14. HOW TO REACH??
NEAREST
AIRPORT :
Guwahati (180Kms)
NEAREST
RAILWAY : Barpeta
Road (32)
BY BUS : NH 31

16. STATUS ABOUT KAZIRANGA NATIONAL PARK

19. A rhino calf is fed by a keeper at The Centre for Wildlife Rehabilitation and
Conservation facility.

20. A herd of India swamp deer in Kaziranga National Park

21. Tourists embark on the popular early-morning elephant safari through the
grasslands

22. Young rescued elephants at the Centre for Wildlife Rehabilitation and
Conservation facility