Kaziranga & Golaghat

Kaziranga & Golaghat

Assam · 4 destinations & hidden spots

Tourist Places & Hidden Gems in Kaziranga & Golaghat

Kaziranga National Park (Kohora & Bagori)
Nature

Kaziranga National Park (Kohora & Bagori)

Kaziranga National Park (Kohora & Bagori), Kaziranga & Golaghat, Assam

Spanning 858 sq km along the Brahmaputra floodplain, Kaziranga is home to the world's largest population of the Great Indian One-horned Rhinoceros, wild water buffaloes, swamp deer, elephants, and tigers. Jeep and elephant safaris in the Central (Kohora) and Western (Bagori) ranges provide unmatched close-range wildlife sightings.

₹100 (Indians), ₹650 (Foreigners) + Jeep safari charges View Spot →
Kaziranga National Orchid & Biodiversity Park
Nature

Kaziranga National Orchid & Biodiversity Park

Kaziranga National Orchid & Biodiversity Park, Kaziranga & Golaghat, Assam

Located in Durgapur village near Kohora, this sprawling 18-acre park houses over 600 species of indigenous wild orchids collected from across Northeast India, alongside medicinal plant gardens, native fish ponds, bamboo groves, a cultural museum, and daily Assamese folk dance performances (Bihu & Jhumur).

₹150 View Spot →
Kakochang Waterfalls Hidden Gem
Waterfalls

Kakochang Waterfalls

Kakochang Waterfalls, Kaziranga & Golaghat, Assam

Located 13 km from Bokakhat near Kaziranga, Kakochang is a hidden cascade plunging into a deep natural pool surrounded by dense rainforest and coffee-and-rubber estates. The scenic 2 km forest trek through boulder-strewn streams rewards travelers with tranquil natural swimming and picnic spots.

Deopahar (Deoparbat) Ruins Hidden Gem
History

Deopahar (Deoparbat) Ruins

Deopahar (Deoparbat) Ruins, Kaziranga & Golaghat, Assam

Perched on a forested hillock near Numaligarh, Deopahar contains ancient stone temple ruins dating from the 10th-11th century CE. The monolithic granite pillars, intricate friezes of celestial dancers (apsaras), and bas-relief carvings reflect classical Kamarupa artistic mastery amidst lush tropical trees and elephant trails.