Extension To Kaziranga Tour
- Why choose Extension To Kaziranga Tour?
Journey Highlights & Overview
Tap into the vast tranquil expanse of heaven on earth. Kaziranga National Park is UNESCO World Heritage Site where sprawling grasslands harbour some of the most extraordinary wildlife in India which includes Elephants, Tigers and the Greater One Horned Rhinoceros.
The landscape evokes sheer serenity as you witness Oxbow lakes, marshlands, woodlands, savannahs and tall elephant grass. This tiger reserve has been at the forefront of conservation where a miniscule population of rhinos saw a significant rise in their population.
Today, over 3000 of these armored tanks, graze across the watery glades of this fine biodiverse region.
- With two-thirds of the entire world’s population residing here, Kaziranga National Park is the best place in the world to see the Greater One Horned Rhinoceros.
- Witness a plethora of wildlife including Tigers, Water Buffalos, Elephants and Rhinos on this tiger safari in India.
- Gifted with a medley of habitats, Karizanga National Park is an Important Bird Area (IBA) which shelters close to 500 species of birds.
- Kaziranga is an abode for iconic reptiles which include the King Cobra and Indian and Reticulated Python.
- With an awe inspiring landscape, photo opportunities are plenty on this tiger safari tour as you scan vistas teeming with wildlife.
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- Destinations covered on this tour
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Itinerary for Extension To Kaziranga Tour
- Day 1
New Delhi – Guwahati – Kaziranga
Transfer to New Delhi Airport for your early morning flight to Guwahati. Upon landing, you will be transferred to Kaziranga National Park by our local driver. The Journey is approximately 200 km and should take up to 4 hours.
You will pass a few tea estates along the way, as you reach the outskirts of Guwahati.
Check-in at the lodge, and proceed for your Afternoon Safari to Kaziranga National Park.
Kaziranga is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This 900 sq. km. national park has tall elephant grass and lush green flood plains, and is home to a rich variety of wildlife. Here you might spot birds like Greater Adjutants, Bengal Florican, Pallas’s Fish Eagles and Black-necked Storks. Kaziranga’s larger inhabitants include the Greater Asian one-horned Rhinoceros, Asian Elephant, Asiatic Water Buffalo, Swamp Deer and the majestic Royal Bengal Tiger
- Day 2 & 3
In Kaziranga National Park
The day begins wiith an early morning Jeep safari. We will return to the lodge for breakfast.
You can relax until after lunch, when we will set out once again for the afternoon jeep safari to explore Kaziranga until dusk.
The park is divided into four ranges. The Agoratoli range covers the eastern part. The Kohora range covers the central region. It is easily accessible from the range office at Kohora.
The Baguri range covers the western part of the park and has the highest density of rhinoceroses. The fourth range, Burhapahar, covers the first additional area attached to Kaziranga.
- Day 4
Kaziranga – Guwahati Airport – New Delhi
Nature’s music greets you at dawn for another morning safari, a great way to spend your last morning here. Breakfast upon your return to the lodge.
Checkout after an early Lunch/packed lunch and travel to Guwahati Airport for your evening flight to New Delhi. Our representative will drop you to your hotel near the airport or transfer you to the International Airport for your flight.
- Trip Inclusions
- Accommodation in Kaziranga on room, all meals and safari basis.
- Your entrance and guide charges in Kaziranga.
- 6 Exclusive jeep safaris will be provided in Kaziranga.
- Assistance at airport and hotels
- All land transfers in air-conditioned Toyota innova/Crysta
- All currently applicable taxes
- Trip Exclusions
- International and domestic airfare
- Still / video camera fee in the monuments and national parks.
- Expenses of personal nature like Tips, smokes, liquor, laundry and telephone calls.
- Travel insurance
- Anything not mentioned in the inclusions.
Festival Extensions Options
India is a land of diversity. This diversity of culture can be best experienced through various festivals celebrated across India on different occasions. These festivals have religious, cultural and historical significance and people of the region celebrate it with much fervour. We are sharing the details of some of these festivals which can be experienced if the date of the tour coincides with the festivals. Though most of the festivals are only for a day but some of them even longer for which an advance planning is required to extend the stay for the duration of the festival.
Magh Bihu Festival
Today, following a morning safari and lunch, we will embark on a drive to the Kaziranga National Orchid and Biodiversity Park, situated in close proximity to the national park. This visit offers a unique opportunity to witness the local people’s performances in celebration of Magh Bihu. Additionally, you will have the chance to immerse yourself in the festivities, taste the local cuisine, and experience the rich cultural tapestry of the region firsthand.
Bihu the heart of Assamese culture, consists of three festivals reflecting the agricultural cycle: Bohag Bihu in April heralds the new year and spring, symbolizing renewal; Magh Bihu in January celebrates harvest completion with feasts and bonfires, embodying gratitude; and Kati Bihu in October, a quieter observance, marks a period of hopeful prayers for a fruitful harvest. These festivals together highlight Assam’s rich traditions and vibrant community life.
Magh Bihu, or Bhogali Bihu, specifically marks the end of the harvest season with a focus on communal feasting. Uruka night, the eve of Magh Bihu, brings people together for a grand meal by a bonfire. The following morning involves rituals like bathing and burning the Meji, praying, and offering Maah Khorai and Pithas. The day’s breakfast, Jalpaan, features a spread of local delicacies like Chira, Akhoi, and Pithas, shared among family and friends, showcasing Assamese culinary richness, and fostering a sense of community and abundance.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why should I go to India for Wildlife Safari in 2026?
India boasts unparalleled biodiversity across over 100 national parks, featuring iconic species like Bengal tigers, Asiatic lions, one-horned rhinos, elephants, sloth bears, and Indian leopards. In 2026, enhanced conservation, sustainable initiatives, and improved infrastructure make safaris much more accessible, affordable, and eco-friendly. Blend thrilling jeep tours in Kanha, Corbett, Pench, Ranthambore or Kaziranga with cultural tours for an unforgettable adventure. Choose solo, group, or private options, extendable to special interests like snow leopard expeditions, red panda quests, and birding tours.
Why should I take a tiger Safari India tour but not in other country?
There are 7 other countries besides India where the Tigers roam free. But India with a population of 4000+ tigers has about three-fourth of world’s wild tigers roaming in 50 tiger reserves. The sheer number of tigers in India increases the chances of sighting them substantially. Out of the 50 tiger reserves you have excellent chances of sighting tigers in at least 15 of them.
Which are the top 03 national parks for a tiger safari in India?
The top 3 national parks for tiger safari in India are Corbett National Park, Bandhavgarh National Park and Ranthambore National Park. To read a detailed review of the three, please read our blog on the Top 3 National Parks for Tiger Safaris in India. These we mention keeping in mind the consistency of tiger sightings over last 30 years.
Is an open jeep safe for a tiger safari India tour?
Yes, jeeps are safe for a tiger safari in India. The only point of understanding is that the jeep and its occupants must at all times maintain a safe distance from the wildlife around. If you hinder their space or peace, they might not like it and in turn leave the area. Always remember that you are in their territory and it is only basic courtesy to not disturb them. Do not get off your safari vehicle to click photos, do not feed them, and do not ask the driver/guide/naturalist to speed up to chase wildlife around. These are basic rules and any form of disobedience is strictly punishable.
What kind of clothes should I carry on a tiger safari India tour?
The temperature in Indian jungles experiences fluctuations throughout the day. During the scorching summer months of April and May, it can climb to a peak of 45 degrees Celsius, but it cools down to a pleasant 25 degrees Celsius in the evenings. In the winter season, from December to February, the mornings can be quite chilly, with temperatures dropping to as low as 0-5 degrees Celsius, but the days become comfortably warmer, ranging between 15-20 degrees Celsius. If you’re interested in learning more about tiger safaris in India and how these temperature changes can impact your experience, click here to read further.
For detailed blog post on the best time to visit national parks in India for tiger safaris.
What is the difference between a jeep and a canter on a tiger safari India tour?
A jeep is an open roofed car which is the most agile form of tiger safari within an Indian national park. It has the capacity to seat a naturalist (also your driver), a guide (as provided by the forest department) and 06 guests while on safari. A canter on the other hand is an open roofed mini bus which has the seating capacity of a driver, guide and 16-20 guests.
Which all documents are required by an NRI for experiencing tiger safari in India?
You will need 2 documents to have an experience of tiger safari in India and those are your passport and safari permits. Permits can be booked online through goverment websites. While booking your tiger safari permits, NRI’s must have their passports ready as you need to update the same on the website and don’t forget to carry your passport while going for the safari as the park officials check the same at the entry gates.
Its optional but important to carry a local identity proof like drivers licence with you as sometimes it is required to cross check your passport.
What is the average cost of a tiger safari tour in India?
The cost of a Tiger Safari in India varies significantly based on several factors, including the national parks you visit, the duration of your trip, the size of your travel group, your choice of accommodation (whether it’s 3-star or 4-5 star), and whether you opt for exclusive or shared jeep safaris, among other considerations.
How do I book a tiger safari in India?
You can book a tiger safari in India through a reputed wildlife travel company that arranges park permits, expert guides, and accommodations. Here is a quick comparison between the top 5 best tiger safari tour operators in India. Advance booking is highly recommended, especially for popular parks like Bandhavgarh, Corbett, Kanha, Pench & Ranthambhore.
Which company offers the best tiger safari in India?
The best tiger safari in India is often curated by companies with decades of wildlife expertise, in-depth park knowledge, and a network of naturalists. Look for companies offering tailor-made itineraries and consistently high guest ratings. At Nature Safari India we hold 30 years of experience organizing experiential tiger safari tours in the best national parks of India. read our testimonials or TripAdvisor page to know how our guests rate our services.
What is included when I book a tiger safari in India?
When you book a tiger safari in India, the package often includes park entry permits, jeep safaris, guide fees, accommodation, and meals. Some premium operators like Nature Safar India & Tiger Safari India also offer transfers, expert naturalists, and personalized services.
What makes the best tiger safari in India truly special?
The best tiger safari in India combines high tiger density parks, expert trackers, quality accommodations, and well-timed safaris. Personalised attention, responsible tourism, and seamless logistics set top experiences apart from generic ones.
With Nature Safari India, you get a special curated tour for your needs and schedule because we believe that your journey should be designed to cater your needs.
How many safaris should I plan to maximize my chances of seeing the tigers?
No one can predict a confirmed tiger sighting, but with the right combinations of naturalists, Jeep drivers, and park guides, the chances are better. To answer the question of how many safaris you should do to maximize tiger sightings, I can say a minimum of four tiger safaris is required at a national park. It will maximize your chances by giving you more time to explore more areas.
Are children allowed on tiger safaris, and if allowed how old should they be?
The safari hours are long, children of younger age get bored and may create noise, which is not good for safety as well as safari experience for the fellow safari goers, so only children above the age of five are allowed to go on a tiger safari.
Can we get a refund if we cancel a tiger safari in advance?
It depends on how many days before you cancel your safari. If you cancel it one month before, you will get a full refund except for the booking charges.
How fit do I have to be for a tiger safari?
A tiger safari is always conducted in a 4X4 vehicle, and there is no walking involved. If you are a person who can sit comfortably in an open vehicle for long hours, then you are perfect for the tiger safari.
However some national parks gives the experience of walking safaris for which you have to cover 4 – 5 miles (approx.)
Can I stay inside a national park during my tiger safari in India?
Yes, several national parks offer forest rest house and premium stays inside or near the core zones. Staying close enhances your chances of early morning and evening sightings during your tiger safari in India. Examples Corbett, Namdapha National Parks.
