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Kaziranga National Park, India

cover photo by Maurizio Trifilidis

Location added by Maurizio Trifilidis

The information about this location have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator.

Rank : 9.0 (average on 1 votes)

Coordinates : 26.670085, 93.015963 (Open in Google Maps)

Subjects : Kaziranga National Park is a national park located in the state of Assam, India. The Park is characterized mainly by the wide presence of rhinos; It also has many types of birds and also numerous specimens of tigers. The first are easily approable, the last few can say they have seen, and even less photographed. It is possible to photograph therefore mainly rhinos, falks and birds of various kinds; Even the landscapes of the park deserve attention, as the flora is very rich. You can visit only with guides, on board Jeep and/or elephant's back, accompanied by armed "forestry" guards. It is Not possible to walk down, if not in a couple of preset points, where on platforms you can shoot, but in this case only with telephoto lenses for the remoteness from the fauna.

Recommended equipment : In the park it is useful to use both wide angles, because in some cases the rhinos are also photographed at close range, both telephoto lenses, indispensable for birds

Best months : Best Times are the months from November to March; From April to October the park could be closed due to monsoons. The Park is accessible from sunrise to sunset and is always accompanied by armed guards, which of course, enforce the expected access times.

How to get there : The most convenient landing airport is that of Guhawati, on which they land more flights daily from the main Indian cities (Delhi, Calcutta, Bombay). Then It takes 4 hours of private cars or about 6 by public transport. There is also another airport, closer but smaller and on which only two-weekly flights from Delhi are possible, so as to strongly influence the timing of a possible trip.

Visits : The input must be authorized; It is expected to pay an entry ticket, which also includes the accompaniment of an armed guard. It is practice to give the same even a small tip. The costs are however altogether contained.

Notes : The Park is open from 1937; The outside area has various hotel solutions, different types and costs; The best, if not unique, available throughout the state of Assam. The Unesco World Heritage Park is about 430 KQ and there are three different access points. Two days are enough for a fairly complete visit. of Course, with more time available, the chances of taking good photos are increasing, especially with regard to birds

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Sunrise: 05:56, Sunset: 17:07

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