Assam’s well-known Kaziranga National Park & Tiger Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a sought-after tourism hotspot and it’s anticipated to realize in recognition, not simply nationally however internationally, in instances to return. Abundantly blessed with nature’s magnificence, the Kaziranga National Park & Tiger Reserve has been a favorite of wildlife lovers. Recently, Prime Minister Narendra Modi made his maiden go to to this stunning nationwide park and that is solely anticipated to raise the standing of the park to a world eco-tourism website.
Located in the state of Assam in India’s North Eastern Region, the National Park is a pristine pure website that’s house to quite a lot of wildlife in addition to wildlife. “We are certain, the National Park will appeal to extra vacationers within the days to return,” sources mentioned. From October 15 final 12 months, the park has reportedly welcomed over 1.80 lakh vacationers. The tourism footfall, as per sources, is anticipated to triple within the subsequent two years. Around 37 highways crisscross the National Park, which implies higher accessibility, offering guests with an immersive expertise.
Encompassing a powerful 430 sq. kilometre space, Kaziranga National Park & Tiger Reserve – which was designated as a National Park in 1974 – is the biggest undisturbed and consultant space within the Brahmaputra Valley area. PM Modi on his go to to the National Park undertook an elephant safari. PM Modi additionally undertook a jeep safari inside the Mihimukh space located within the Central Kohora vary of the National Park. It is believed that the Prime Minister enterprise these safaris won’t solely make this National Park extra well-liked but additionally outcome within the promotion of accountable wildlife tourism.
Kaziranga National Park is exclusive among the many number of nationwide parks internationally. It’s finest identified for the world’s largest inhabitants of one-horned rhinoceroses, other than having a wealthy number of mammals and winged wonders. The nationwide park is situated within the Golaghat and Nagaon areas of Assam, it’s bordered by the Brahmaputra River to the North and the Karbi Anglong mountains to the South. Framed by lush tea plantations, the National Park gives a panoramic view of scenic panorama.
