Kaziranga

Kaziranga National Park in Assam, India is a thriving conservation and haven for wildlife enthusiasts. Known for its endangered population of unicorns, which roam freely on its marshy grasslands with wild elephants, leopards and swamp deer. The park’s biodiversity is breathtaking, and it allows you to see over 450 species of birds and a variety of other mammals. While the park’s conservation efforts are commendable, despite its popularity which tends to drive more people to safaris during peak seasons, affecting the natural tranquillity and wildlife experience, Kaziranga remains an important site for endangered species, making it a must-visit for those interested in wildlife conservation and biodiversity.