Brahmaputra Floodplain & Kaziranga Wildlife Quest
Elephant grass grasslands, greater one-horned rhinos, and wild buffalo.
Journey Overview
Kaziranga National Park represents one of the world’s most successful conservation stories, recovering the greater one-horned rhinoceros from near-extinction.
Key Journey Highlights
Four separate range jeep safaris (Central, Western, Eastern)
Sighting wild rhinos, Asian elephants, and wild water buffalo
Brahmaputra river dolphin boat survey
Visit to local Assamese orchid conservation sanctuary
Day-by-Day Expedition Itinerary
Calibrated pacing with acclimatisation and ecological field exploration.
Inclusions & Exclusions
- • 3 nights stay in certified eco-resort
- • All park permits, toll taxes, and guide fees
- • Private open 4x4 Gypsy vehicles
- • Flights to Guwahati
Accommodation, Transport & Fitness
Easy; suitable for all age groups.
Official forest guard escort on all safari routes.
Environmental & Community Charter
100% of non-biodegradable waste is catalogued and repatriated down to certified recycling stations. Local indigenous guides and porters receive verified living wages with zero intermediary extraction.
Reservations are confirmed following candidate review by our expedition desk.
Join certified wildlife naturalists and indigenous trackers exploring India’s premier biodiversity sanctuaries.
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