Kaziranga National Park is one of India's greatest conservation success stories — a UNESCO World Heritage Site that shelters the world's largest population of the great one-horned rhinoceros. Spread across floodplains, tall elephant grass, and dense forests alongside the Brahmaputra, the park is also home to tigers, wild elephants, wild water buffalo, and hundreds of bird species.

Jeep and elephant safaris at dawn, when the grassland mist hangs low and rhinos graze in the open, are among the defining wildlife experiences in India. Three main safari ranges — Central, Western, and Eastern — each offer distinct landscapes and wildlife densities.