Burapahar Range If you want real jungle adventure, the Burapahar Range is the right pick. Located at the first gate when coming from Guwahati, this area features scenic green hills, small streams, and dense forest tracks. Along with thrilling close rhino encounters along its safari paths, Burapahar is famous for tree-dwelling wildlife. It is the best zone in Kaziranga to see rare primates like the swinging Hoolock Gibbon (India’s only ape) and the silver-grey Capped Langur.
Best for: forest trails and primates. Burapahar is the first gate when coming from Guwahati, with green hills, streams and dense forest, and it's the best zone in Kaziranga for Hoolock Gibbons and Capped Langurs.
Wildlife to expect: one-horned rhinos (excellent), Royal Bengal tigers (seen frequently), swamp deer (frequent), Asian elephants, Hoolock Gibbons, Capped Langurs and a good variety of birds.
Best season: November to April. Winter mornings, November to February, give the best wildlife viewing.
How to book: choose Burapahar on our Book online page, pick a morning or afternoon slot and pay online. Each jeep takes up to 6 guests and includes a licensed naturalist guide, park entry and permits.
A little of what’s here.
- One-Horned Rhino - Excellent
- Royal Bengal Tiger - Frequent
- Asian Elephant - Possible
- Wild Water Buffalo - Medium
- Swamp Deer - Frequent
- Migratory Birds - Good variety
What makes it different.
Take a closer look.
