Reopening of Kaziranga National Park on 1st of November

The Kaziranga National Park (KNP) will reopen for tourists on November 1 after its routine closure for the monsoon season.

The World Heritage Site — home to the one-horn rhinoceros — will be opened for tourists at Mihimukh in Kohora Range of the Park at 5.30am tomorrow, KNP senior official Mahendra Duwara said.

Assam Forest and Environment Minister Etwa Munda is scheduled to reopen the Park at Mihimukh elephant tower in the Kohora Range in the presence of tourists from Canada, Germany, Australia and Belgium, besides domestic visitors, Dawara said.

All four ranges – Kohora, Bagori, Agaratoli and Burapahar – will be opened for visitors with elephant and jeep safari for tour inside the Park, Duwara said.

Stating all infrastructure facilities for free and safe movement of tourists have been put in place, he said at Kohora Range 15 elephants would be pressed into service and 12 in Bagori Range for elephant safari.

In Agaratoli and Burapahar Range jeep safari tours will be provided by private operators.

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