Near by Vistas to Enclose with Kaziranga National Park
The panoramic landscape of Kaziranga National Park is a heartthrob of nature lovers. One of the best wildlife destinations in India, the park houses two-third population of the Great One-Horned Rhinoceros in the world. Kaziranga seems no less than a paradise with tall grasslands, serene banks of Brahmaputra River, tropical trees, Verdant forests, rich wildlife, and so on. The place is a sure shot treat for your eyes and soul, especially if you conduct the tour through Kaziranga Jeep Safari.
However the thirst of thrill might not be quenched only through Kaziranga National Park. There are several places near Kaziranga that will satisfy your cravings for travelling.
- Agnigarh
Agnigarh has a legend attached to it. It is believed that Princess Usha the daughter of Asura King Bana, was involved in a romantic affair with Anirudhha, the grandson of Lord Krishna. Usha’s father captivated her in the hillock surrounded by fire, and hence the name Agnigarh. After a fierce battle with King Bana, Lord Krishna was successful in uniting the two lovers.
It is because of this feel-good story, tourists flock to this place. This area has been transformed into a park by the Assam Tourism Development Corporation. - Deopahar Ruins
Book a cab from Kaziranga National Park and visit Deopahar or Deoparbat, 5 km away from Numaligarh in Golaghat district. Deopahar, meaning two hills, is popular for its archeological significance. Reaching the top of Deopahar consists of an exhausting trek. But once you reach there, the broken statues of the ancient temple, the glimpse of Karbi Anglong Hills and Numaligarh tea estate will make you forget your weariness. - Kakochang Waterfalls
Kakochang Waterfalls is an ideal picnic spot for friend groups and families. Approximately at a distance of 13 km from Kaziranga National Park is cradled inside lush greenery and tranquillity. The rubber and coffee plantation adds to the picturesque beauty there. Reaching the waterfall also involves a short and simple trek. This is an unmissable spot for nature admirers. - Bamuni Hills
The sculptural ruins and stone carvings at Bamuni Hills are the epitome of artistic magnificence. The locals believe the ruins belong to a temple of Lord Vishnu. The Archeological Survey of India discovered that the architecture is as old as of the Gupta period, dated back to 9th – 12th Century AD. These ruins are a perfect capture for your camera, along with the scenic beauty of Brahmaputra River. - Gohpur
Gohpur is a small town located 8 km from Kaziranga, in the district of Sonitpur, Assam. The place is popular for its historical significance. Gohpur is the birthplace of Kanaklata Barua, a famous Indian freedom fighter. The place offers a true glimpse of Assamese culture and history. You can visit Dhandi Devalaya, Bor Pukhuri and Gohpur Forest Reserve at Gohpur. - Garampani
Garampani literally means hot water, is a popular spot of hot water springs, situated at Karbi Anglong. The Garampani Wildlife Sanctuary is the oldest one, which houses a variety wild animals such as Golden Langurs, Hoolock Gibbons, Jungle cat, Leopard, Barking deer, Civet Indian fox, Asian elephant, birds like Green pigeon, Jungle fowls, black hooded oriole and few more. The scenic beauty here is a true treat to your eyes.
