Kaziranga National Park (One-Horned Rhino)
Kaziranga National Park (One-Horned Rhino)

Visitors This Year

2.5M+ Annual Visitors

Heritage Destination Since

Ancient Monument

Best Time To Visit

October to March

Visiting Hours

09:00 AM - 05:30 PM

Golaghat (Assam) 5.0 Rating ₹1200

Kaziranga National Park (One-Horned Rhino)

Destination Overview

UNESCO floodplain reserve on the Brahmaputra River harboring two-thirds of the world’s one-horned rhinos.

Why Is It An Attraction?

Renowned worldwide for its sacred aura, magnificent craftsmanship, and breathtaking natural backdrop, this destination draws travelers seeking both inner peace and architectural inspiration.

Historical Context & Architecture

With centuries of preserved sacred heritage, the monument showcases intricate traditional masonry designed to withstand weather and time, anchoring timeless rituals and legendary history.

Entry Fees & Guidelines

Official Ticket Rates: Indians: ₹50 | Foreigners: ₹500 | Children: Free

Photography Allowed Footwear Stand Available Verified Safe Destination

Location Data & Specifications

Official Landmark ID #191
Category Wildlife & Safari
Administrative Region Northeast India (Assam)
Country India (IN)
Coordinates 26.40920000, 93.91193000
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