A 5-day Assam experience centred on Kaziranga National Park — home to two-thirds of the world's one-horned Indian rhinoceros (UNESCO World Heritage). Start in Guwahati with Kamakhya Temple and a Brahmaputra sunset cruise. Drive to Kaziranga and spend 3 nights at Vaani Greens, a luxury wildlife resort set inside a working tea estate with geodesic domes, a pool, and direct safari access. Two full days of safaris across Central, Western, and Eastern ranges — elephant ride at dawn, jeep safari at dusk. Spot rhinos, wild buffalo, elephants, tigers, and over 500 bird species.
The itinerary.
What you'll get.
- 4 nights accommodation (1 Guwahati + 3 Vaani Greens Kaziranga)
- Daily breakfast
- Airport pickup and drop-off (Guwahati)
- All transfers in private vehicle
- 2 jeep safaris (Central + Western/Eastern range)
- 1 elephant safari (dawn)
- Brahmaputra river cruise ticket
- Tea estate guided walk
- All parking, toll, and fuel charges
- 24/7 WhatsApp support
- Flights to/from Guwahati
- Lunch and dinner (₹300-500/meal at resort or local restaurants)
- Kaziranga park entry fee (₹100 Indian / ₹650 foreigner per entry)
- Camera fees (₹500 per entry for DSLR)
- Additional safaris beyond included 2 jeep + 1 elephant
- Personal expenses and tips
- Travel insurance
A few things worth knowing.
PARK SEASON: Kaziranga is OPEN November 1 – April 30. CLOSED May – October (monsoon flooding). Book safaris during Nov-March for best sightings. GETTING THERE: Fly to Guwahati (GAU) — Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport. Direct flights from Delhi (2.5 hrs), Kolkata (1.5 hrs), Mumbai (3.5 hrs), Bangalore (3.5 hrs). Guwahati to Kaziranga is 5 hours by road (NH37). SAFARI BOOKING: Jeep safaris book out fast in peak season (Dec-Feb). We pre-book all safaris. Two types: • Elephant safari: Dawn (5:30-6:30 AM), ₹1,200/person. Best for rhino close-ups — elephants can go where jeeps can't. • Jeep safari: Morning (7:30-10 AM) or afternoon (2-4 PM), ₹3,000-5,000/jeep (max 6 pax). Covers more ground. RANGES: Kaziranga has 4 ranges: • Central (Kohora): Most popular, highest rhino density. Start here. • Western (Bagori): Best for close wildlife sightings, less crowded. • Eastern (Agartoli): Remote, good for birdwatching and wild buffalo herds. • Burapahar: Hilly, for experienced wildlife watchers. WHAT TO PACK: Neutral/olive clothing (no bright colours — animals startle). Binoculars, camera with zoom lens, sunscreen, hat, insect repellent. Mornings are cold (10-15°C Nov-Feb) — carry a fleece. FOOD: Assamese cuisine is distinctive — masor tenga (sour fish curry), khar (alkaline banana preparation), pitha (rice cakes), duck curry, bamboo shoot dishes. Vaani Greens serves excellent multi-cuisine meals. Try a Brahmaputra river fish thali in Guwahati. WILDLIFE: One-horned Indian rhinoceros (97% chance of sighting), Asian elephant, wild water buffalo, swamp deer (barasingha), hoolock gibbon, Bengal tiger (rare but present), 500+ bird species (including adjutant storks, pelicans, eagles). PERMITS: No special permits needed for Indian nationals. Foreign nationals need no extra permits (unlike Arunachal). Just carry ID proof for park entry. TEA ESTATES: Assam produces 50% of India's tea. The tea gardens around Kaziranga are stunning — rolling green fields, shade trees, pluckers in colourful saris. Vaani Greens is set inside a working tea estate. MOBILE/ATM: Good Jio/Airtel coverage in Kaziranga area. ATMs in Kohora town (2 km from park gate). UPI works at most hotels and restaurants.
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