EP 4 ।‌ কাজিরাঙায় দুর্দান্ত সাফারি ।‌ Kaziranga National Park Safari । kaziranga Assam । Wildlife

Summary

The video follows a two-night visit to Kaziranga National Park, combining wildlife safaris with Assamese culture, food, and local attractions.

Getting There

The travelers drive from Kamakhya to Kaziranga via NH 37, a journey described as roughly 217 km and about five hours. They stop at Anurag Dhaba along the way. The road into the park is lined with flowering trees, and the group spots rhinos before reaching their resort.

Staying in Kohora

They stay at Dhanshree Resort. The room is spacious and has a balcony, but the bathroom and blanket initially need additional cleaning. The narrator recommends checking the room’s cleanliness on arrival. Breakfast is included.

Cultural Experience and Assamese Food

At the Kaziranga Orchid Garden and Biodiversity Park, they watch performances representing Assamese and tribal cultures. The narrator says the park also features crafts, a museum, a cactus garden, medicinal plants, and a nursery.

The travelers try an Assamese thali, described as containing around 21 dishes plus a fried item. The meal includes lentils, vegetables, greens, chutneys, and other local foods. Fish and chicken are also available.

Safari Highlights

The group takes safaris in the Kohora and Bagori areas. The morning trip includes sightings of elephants, deer, birds, and distant rhinos. In Bagori, they see several rhinos and elephants much closer; the narrator describes the sighting as exceptional.

Kaziranga’s landscape is described as a mix of tall grassland and wetlands rather than dense forest.

Safari Planning and Practical Notes

The video describes four park zones: Kohora, Bagori, Agaratoli, and Burapahar. Kohora is presented as the most popular. Safari bookings can be arranged through resorts or the official booking system; the narrator says the resort organized their jeep, entry, and driver.

The video gives safari times and fees, but some details and currency amounts may have been affected by auto-caption errors. Check current official information before visiting. Visitors are also asked not to leave food wrappers or plastic behind.

The narrator recommends visiting roughly between October and April and notes that heavy rain can affect safari operations and seasonal closures.

Notable Locations, Products, and Speakers

• Locations: Kaziranga National Park; Kohora and Bagori zones; Kaziranga Orchid Garden and Biodiversity Park; Kamakhya; NH 37; Anurag Dhaba; Dhanshree Resort
• Food: Assamese thali
• Guides: Pradip Roy and Yugantar