1.Kaziranga National Park famous for one horned rhino
"Home to the One Horned Rhino"
Home to the largest
population of one horned rhinoceros on Earth, ,Kaziranga National Park is one of
India's national treasures in terms of flora and fauna. Located in the state of
Assam in northeast India, its total area is shared by the Nagaon, Golaghat and
Karbi Anglong districts and is placed in the center of the state. At a distance
of about five hours from Guwahati, Kaziranga National Park is a symbol of
successful wildlife conservation in India.
In 1985, it was granted
World Heritage Site status by UNESCO.
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Lying on the flood
plains of the prosperous river Brahmaputra, the rich flora almost covers the
entirety of Kaziranga National Park. Receiving massive amounts of rainfall each
year, even crossing dangerous levels several times, this national park has tall
elephant grasses, marshy lands and tall tropical wide forests. Here, a variety
of fauna flourish including one-horned rhinos, Asian elephants, wild water
buffalo, leopards and Royal Bengal Tigers. Kaziranga National Park is
officially listed as a tiger reserve and has one of the world's largest
populations of tigers.
Travel can be done both during the day and night during the open tourist season. Elephant ride is very popular among tourists and wildlife journalists and enthusiasts. Hiking is an activity that is prohibited here to avoid casualties. Great care is taken in this national park so that tourism and natural stability go hand in hand.
2.Manas National Park
The park is known for its rare and endangered endemic wildlife, such as the Assam roofed turtle, herpid hare, golden langur and peggy hog. "Manas is famous for its wild water buffalo population."
Manas National Park is a UNESCO Natural World Heritage Site, a Project Tiger Reserve, an Elephant Reserve and a Biosphere Reserve in Assam. The only tiger reserve in Assam and also famous for the rare golden langur and red panda, Manas is one of the best kept national parks in India.
Manas is known not only for its rich biodiversity but also for its spectacular scenery and natural landscape including forest hills, alluvial grasslands and tropical evergreen forests. It is home to the second largest tiger population in India. It is also famous for its wild water buffalo population. Manas is listed in the IUCN Red Book as the maximum number of endangered species from India.
The rhinos and tigers can be easily spotted sitting on the elephant. Forest officials arrange elephant rides for visitors from Matanguri. You can see the tea picker about their work in groups during the tea season. The best time to observe the activity is from the first week of October to December and then mid-March.
3. Debru Saikhoi National Park
Debru Saikho National Park is a place that boasts a rich collection of flora and fauna, many of which are endangered. It is one of the few protected sites in the native bird region of the Assamese plain.
"Bird watching heaven"
Debru Saikho National Park is a river island national park and one of the 19 biodiversity hotspots in the world. This national park is located 12 km north of Tinsukia in Assam. One of the seven areas of the park is wetland and the rest is mainly covered by grasslands and dense forests. Lives of animals seen in natural habitats include the Royal Bengal Tiger, Hulk gibberish and leopard, some of the most limited-grade species, such as white-winged wood poultry, florican, low-adjustable juicy, stained-build pelicans, white-eyed Aaron, palpus fish eagles. , Jordan bobblers, black breasted parrot and strutted grassbirds. Marsha Babbler, Swamp Princess and Yellow Weaver.
There is no road, and there is no jungle safari or elephant ride to roam the park, so you can just tour the park by trekking, though there is a boat service available that can take you to different places. Guizan Ghat and Sakhava Ghat National Park are the entry points.
4.Nameri National Park
Nameri National Park is famous for elephants and other animals, including tigers, leopards, cow protection, wild boar, sambar, etc. and bird watching paradise."An exciting Himalayan leg"
Safari is the most popular way to make the journey filled with excitement and excitement within the national park. Apart from the rich fauna of the place, affectionate and evergreen plants also attract visitors. There are facilities for activities such as water rafting, fishing, swimming, although permission from the Forest Department is required for fishing. Some can sit in the area for some peace and sunshine.
The river Nameri is filled with different types of fish. The forest department conducts fishing activities here. Golden fly fish are well-known fish in the region and measure 3-9 feet. It is also known as the "tiger of the Himalayan river".
River rafting was also conducted on the southeast side of Joy Bharali River Park. The rafting route is 13 km long and takes about 3 hours. A great, tiring and enjoyable experience
5. Orang National Park
One of the oldest sports archives in the state, Aurangabad National Park on the banks of the Brahmaputra River can be a wonderful place to find a place for the wonderful animals here.
Orang National Park, located in the beautiful and diverse state of Assam, is the oldest game reserve in the state situated on the banks of the Brahmaputra River.
Oranges will surprise you with its rich diversity in animals, birds and fishes, and similar abundance in various plants. The park is known for its conservation of rhinoceros, the Great Indian rhinoceros and the famous Bengal tiger. Apart from rhinoceros, here you will find great Indian rhinoceros, korchin, Bengal tiger, civet, water buffalo, leopard and more. There are a large number of fish and different types of fish. With this you can see some birds in the park, such as kingfishers, fishing wood, woodland, mallards, white pelicans, etc. A safari in the park will allow you to enjoy the fresh beauty of the surrounding environment and plants, as well as the diversity of wildlife. The park is an important breeding ground for various fish.