Status: Seasonal park: closed in the monsoon (about 1 May to 31 August per Wikivoyage), reopened in phases from October 2026 (round-1 review, news reports)
UNESCO World Heritage park on the south bank of the Brahmaputra, home to the largest population of one-horned rhinoceros; explored by jeep and elephant safari.
Small sanctuary about 56 km from Guwahati with one of the highest densities of one-horned rhinoceros anywhere.
UNESCO World Heritage site, tiger reserve and biosphere reserve on the Bhutan border with tigers, rhinos, clouded leopards and golden langurs.
wildlife reserve in India
protected area of evergreen forest in Assam, India
national park in the state of Assam, India
bird sanctuary in Assam, India
national park in Assam, India
wildlife sanctuary in Assam, India