Kaziranga, the home to five big mammals, i.e. the Great Indian one-horned Rhinoceros, the Royal Bengal Tiger, Asiatic Elephant, Eastern Swamp Deer and and the Asiatic Wild Buffalo is also the habitat of a sizeable population of other rare and endangered species. It sprawls across from east to west along the southern bank of the River Brahmaputra in the central region of North Eastern province of Assam in India. Administratively, Kaziranga covers a wide area of Bokakhat Sub-Division of Golaghat District as well as Kaliabor Sub-Division of Nagaon District.

Every year, thousands of tourists, both Indian and foreign, visit the Park.

It is the only Park which can boast itself to be:
World Heritage Site
Tiger Reserve
Heaven for Avifauna
Elephant Reserve

Kaziranga has the world’s largest population of
Indian One Horned Rhinoceros
Wild Buffalo
High ecological density of tigers
Significant population of Asiatic Elephant
The junction of East Asia /Australia flyway and Indo-Asian flyway exhibits considerable diversity in avifaunal species.
Transitional and successional example of grassland to forest and floodplain to hill evergreen forest communities.
Considerable research, education and recreation values.