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Kaziranga National Park |
Kaziranga National Park in the Golaghat
and Nagaon districts of the state
of Assam, India. The sanctuary, which
hosts two-thirds of the world's great
one-horned rhinoceroses, is a World
Heritage Site.According to the census
held in March 2015, which was jointly
conducted by the Forest Department
of the Government of Assam and some
recognized wildlife NGOs, the rhino
population in Kaziranga National Park
is 2,401. It comprises 1,651 adult
rhinos (663 male, 802 are females,
186 unsexed); 294 sub-adults (90 males,
114 females, 90 unsexed); 251 juveniles
and 205 cubs. Kaziranga is home to
the highest density of tigers among
protected areas in the world, and
was declared a Tiger Reserve in 2006.
The park is home to large breeding
populations of elephants, wild water
buffalo, and swamp deer. Kaziranga
is recognized as an Important Bird
Area by BirdLife International for
conservation of avifaunal species.
When compared with other protected
areas in India, Kaziranga has achieved
notable success in wildlife conservation.
Located on the edge of the Eastern
Himalaya biodiversity hotspot, the
park combines high species diversity
and visibility.
Kaziranga is a vast expanse of tall
elephant grass, marshland, and dense
tropical moist broadleaf forests,
criss-crossed by four major rivers,
including the Brahmaputra, and the
park includes numerous small bodies
of water. Kaziranga has been the theme
of several books, songs, and documentaries.
The park celebrated its centennial
in 2005 after its establishment in
1905 as a reserve forest. |
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Tour Date & How
to reach
January 2025: 2-5, 9-12,
16-19, 23-26, 30-2 Feb
February 2025: 6-9, 13-16,
20-23, 27-2 Mar
March 2025 : 6-9, 13-16,
20-23, 27-30
April 2025: 3-6,11-13,17-20,
29-2
May 2025: 1-4, 89-11,
15-18, 22-25, 29-1 june
By
road:
Kohora is the main tourist
hub for Kaziranga.The route
from Guwahati is Guwahati Kohora
By Road from Jorhat: Kohora
is about 88 km west of Jorhat.
The route from Jorhat to Kohora
By Road from Tezpur: Kohora can also be
reached from Tezpur The distance from
Tezpur to Kohora.
By rail: One can reach by railways to
Guwahati, which is well connected
to the rest of India. From Guwahati,
one can, then, go by road to
Kohora. There are also trains
to Jorhat from Guwahati/ Dibrugarh.
One can alight at Jorhat and
drive by road to Kohora.
By Flight: Guwahati
Kaziranga has
One main entry points: Kohora
Kaziranga 4 Zones : Kaziranga Zone, Western Zone or Bagori Zone, Eastern Zone or Agaratoli Zone and the Burapahar Zone.
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Tour cost
Itinerary For The Tour
| Day 1 |
Leave
for Guwahati from mumbai or your places by Flight 8.05
am /8.05 am For Train Travel Two day before of
tour date |
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| Day 1 |
Reach Guwahati 11.20 am, Travel
to Kaziranga checkin rest |
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| Day 2 |
Early Morning Have tea and
start 1st Jungle Safari. After Lunch evening
start 2nd Jungle Safar Evening back to resort,
Rest, Dinner, Post Dinner Experience Sharing
then Rest |
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| Day 3 |
Early Morning Have tea and
start 3rd Jungle Safari. After Lunch evening
start 4th Jungle Safar Evening back to resort,
Rest, Dinner, Post Dinner Experience Sharing
then Rest |
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| Day 4 |
Early Morning Have tea bf
travel to Guwahati enjoy local sights Kamakhya Temple and other places transfer to airport/ Station catch
flight/Train reach your places tour end memories & relationship remain forever... |
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| 6 Safaris |
| Day 1 |
Leave
for Guwahati from mumbai or your places by Flight 8.05
am /8.05 am For Train Travel Two day before of
tour date |
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| Day 1 |
Reach Guwahati 11.20 am, Travel
to Kaziranga checkin rest |
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| Day 2 |
Early Morning Have tea and
start 1st Jungle Safari. After Lunch evening
start 2nd Jungle Safar Evening back to resort,
Rest, Dinner, Post Dinner Experience Sharing
then Rest |
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| Day 3 |
Early Morning Have tea and
start 3rd Jungle Safari. After Lunch evening
start 4th Jungle Safar Evening back to resort,
Rest, Dinner, Post Dinner Experience Sharing
then Rest |
| Day 4 |
Early Morning Have tea and
start 5th Jungle Safari. After Lunch evening
start 6th Jungle Safar Evening back to resort,
Rest, Dinner, Post Dinner Experience Sharing
then Rest |
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| Day 5 |
Early Morning Have tea bf
travel to Guwahati enjoy local sights Kamakhya Temple and other places transfer to airport/ Station catch
flight/Train reach your places tour end memories & relationship remain forever... |
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Things To Carry
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ID Card Compulsory (Aadhar/ Pancard/DL/Voter ID) |
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Forest Nature friendly cloths try to get as camouflaged as possible as (Please don’t wear Bright colored Clothes) |
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Torch (Must) |
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Sanitary Kit |
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Dry Food (snacks) |
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Cap, goggle, sunscreen, moisturizer etc.. |
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Personal Medicin / First Aid kit. |
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Sport shoes or Kitos/ sandal |
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Binocular/Camera with lenses (Optional) |
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Tripod/ Monopod will be helpful to avoid shake as there will be low light |
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How To Register
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125 day's
advance booking mandatory for hassle free
travel, accommodation and safari |
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Kindly mail Us (info@mymeraindia.com) /call us ( +91 77189 80081 - 82 ) for seat availability & cost |
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Kindly Fill Tour Registration Form ( Online Tour
Registration Form ) |
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Kindly make the payment either bank deposit or online transfer |
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Cost in INR valid for Indian
Nationals and for Foreigner's Tourist please call/mail us for cost &
booking |
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*The cost for per person group
of minimum six (G6) and for 2/4 Person (G2/G4)
in jeep for Photography Call us for cost |
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*The Cost may change if any
change in Govt fees/park fees. |
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*Mini Bus safari timing different
from jeep safari |
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*For fulldays safari timing
different jeep safari call for cost |
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Be in touch with us for more information |
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Terms & Conditions
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Email Confirmation
is compulsory with payment for booking |
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My Mera India reserves the
right to change/modify or terminate the
offer any time at its own discretion and
without any prior notice. |
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Kindly obey / follow the Tour/Team leader instructions |
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We
all are going for an adventurous/wildlife
and interesting trekking /wildlife/expedition,
please Do Not misinterpret it as a PICNIC
or LEISURE TOUR, There will be ample of enjoyment
but not at the cost of discipline. |
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Who Can Take Part
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Anyone
can Join the tour (Filling up proper infomation
form and payment) |
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It
doesn’t matter if you’re male
or female you're alone or in group no issue
you can join the tour without any tension
and fear. |
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Minor
can join tour with proper permission from
their home. |
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Do's & Don'ts
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Do's |
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- Carry clothes that will help
you camouflage with the surroundings.
- Always carry original identity
proof.
- Follow strict timings as given
by your team leader to avoid delay in
any activities as safaris are group
events.
- Enjoy nature and surrounding
area in the jungle while you in safari
with your group.
- Always keep your phone on silent
or airplane mode when entering forest.
- Cover your face with a scarf
to protect it from dust.
- Also carry extra batteries,
memory cards for camera
- Cloth/Cover to protect the camera/binoculars
etc. from dust.
- Option to Carry Sunscreen (fragrance-free).
- Always remain calm & composed
when any sighting takes place. Remember
patience is the only key.
- Your guide/mentor/leader know
the area inside the forest better than
anyone, so do co-operate with
them.
- Always respect your local guide/driver
and their knowledge about the forest during
the safari.
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Don'ts |
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- Do not litter in forest and
surrounding areas.
- Do not throw anything out of
the gypsy.
- No one is allowed to get down
from the gypsy inside the forest.
- Do not yell, scream or wave
at the animals.
- Do not wear brightly colored
clothes or apply any kind of perfumes
or deodorants.
- Never feed any animals.
- Do not play any loud music in
vicinity of the forest area.
- Do not argue with any person
like forest guards, guides, locals or
even travellers from another gypsy
during the safari.
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