Kaziranga Tour Packages

Reviewed by Thrillophilia Assam Operational Team

Kaziranga tour packages start at INR 13,000 per person for 3-day itineraries and go up to INR 50,200 for 5 to 12-day holidays. Most itineraries built around a Kaziranga safari package revolve around the highlights of Kaziranga National Park, bringing together thrilling jeep and elephant safaris, UNESCO recognised biodiversity, lush grasslands, wetlands, and the world's largest population of the endangered one horned rhinoceros.

Many Kaziranga packages also include nearby attractions such as Orang National Park, Majuli Island, Guwahati, Shillong, or Cherrapunji, offering travellers a more comprehensive exploration of Assam and Northeast India.

Since Kaziranga is well connected by road from Guwahati, most tour packages include comfortable transfers along with accommodation and guided wildlife experiences. Whether you are planning a short Kaziranga trip or a longer circuit through the Northeast, there is a Kaziranga package suited to almost every travel style.

Every Kaziranga tour package on Thrillophilia is priced differently based on the travel season, hotel category, safari type, number of destinations covered, and whether experiences such as cultural performances, river cruises, or visits to nearby tea estates are included. Travellers planning a Kaziranga trip usually pick a duration and route first, then compare the Kaziranga package options within that bracket to find the best fit for their budget.

Based on verified bookings completed over the past two years, Thrillophilia's Kaziranga tourism packages hold an average traveller rating of 4.7 across thousands of reviews. Every Kaziranga tour itinerary is designed using destination expertise, real traveller insights, and AI-assisted route planning to optimise safari timings, sightseeing coverage, and overall travel pace.

This approach helps travellers maximise wildlife sightings while enjoying a seamless journey through one of India's most celebrated national parks and the scenic landscapes of Northeast India, making every Kaziranga tour package a well-rounded introduction to the region.

Kaziranga Tour Packages Cost and Budget Breakdown

Understanding the pricing structure of Kaziranga holiday packages requires separating the land arrangement costs from your daily on-ground expenses. The table below lists our exact operational packages, along with the destinations each one covers, so you can compare Kaziranga tour packages side by side before shortlisting one. A dedicated safari anchors every itinerary, with jeep and elephant safaris forming the core experience regardless of trip length.

Popular Kaziranga Tour Packages by Thrillophilia (2026)

Budget Breakdown

What Is Included in Thrillophilia's Kaziranga Tour Package

• Accommodation for the selected duration in handpicked jungle resorts or eco-lodges matched to your chosen tier. One of our verified travellers, Hari Krishnan, who booked the Trip to Meghalaya with Kaziranga | Free Jeep Safari package, was so happy with the booked stays, that he said, “Hotels were excellent, and the overall coordination was very smooth.”
• Guided jeep and elephant safaris inside Kaziranga's core wildlife zones.
• Seamless local transfers between your resort, the safari zones, and any listed sightseeing points.
• Access to professional naturalists who guide your wildlife viewing and share insights along the way. One of our verified travellers, Sandeep Saxena, who booked a Kaziranga-inclusive package, summed it up simply: "overall support from the team is very good."
• Verified local operators and on-ground support throughout your trip.
• Dedicated 24/7 assistance from Thrillophilia's travel experts.

What Is Not Included in Thrillophilia's Kaziranga Tour Package

• Flights or train tickets to Guwahati or Jorhat, unless specifically mentioned in the chosen package.
• Additional safari permits or extra safari slots beyond what is listed in the itinerary.
• Lunch and dinner, unless explicitly mentioned in the itinerary.
• Entrance fees for optional attractions, such as the Kaziranga Orchid Park or Majuli's monasteries, unless listed in the inclusions.
• Travel insurance.
• Expenses of a personal nature, such as tips, laundry, and phone calls.
• Additional costs arising from monsoon-season closures, flight delays, or other unforeseen disruptions.

How to Reach Kaziranga National Park

Travellers booking a Kaziranga tour package usually arrive through Jorhat or Guwahati. Most Thrillophilia Kaziranga holiday packages include local transfers from airports and railway stations, which helps reduce planning stress for first-time Northeast India travellers.

• By Air: Jorhat Airport lies around 102 km away and usually takes about 2 hours by road. Guwahati Airport remains the better-connected option from Delhi, Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Chennai, although the drive to Kaziranga takes around 4 to 5 hours.
• By Road: The Guwahati to Kaziranga route via NH27 remains the most commonly used road connection for any Kaziranga trip. Private taxis, ASTC buses, and self-drive options remain available throughout the tourist season.
• By Rail: Furkating Railway Station lies around 86 km away from Kaziranga. Guwahati Railway Station remains the better-connected alternative for long-distance train travellers heading to Kaziranga.

Best Time to Visit Kaziranga

Kaziranga National Park remains closed from May 1 to September 30 every year due to heavy monsoon flooding. Jeep safaris and elephant safaris do not operate during this period, so this is not the time to plan a trip to Kaziranga.

The best time to visit Kaziranga National Park is between November and April, when the park remains open and wildlife sightings stay at their peak. Weather conditions during these months are more suitable for jeep safaris, elephant safaris, and birdwatching experiences across all four safari zones.

Peak Season (November - February)

Temperatures generally range between 5°C and 25°C. All safari ranges remain operational, and travellers commonly spot one-horned rhinos, elephants, swamp deer, and migratory birds like Ruddy Shelducks and pelicans. Early December is often preferred by wildlife photographers because morning visibility stays clearer. Most Kaziranga packages sell out fastest for this window.

Shoulder Season (March - April)

Temperatures usually range between 25°C and 37°C. Sparse grassland foliage improves tiger visibility, especially in the Kohora and Bagori ranges. Another part travellers appreciate is that safari costs and availability become more manageable during this period, making it a good time to book a lower-priced Kaziranga package.

Monsoon Season (June - September)

This period is not suitable for a Kaziranga trip because nearly 75% of the park gets flooded by mid-July, and safari operations remain suspended. No Kaziranga tour operates during these months.

Popular Kaziranga Tour Package Itineraries by Duration

Thrillophilia's destination experts with 15+ years of experience have tested several durations across our Kaziranga tour options, so you can match the itinerary to your available leave days. Below is a sample Kaziranga itinerary for each of the most popular durations, from a quick wildlife escape to an extended Northeast circuit. One of our verified travellers, Haritha Kyanam, who booked the Best of Meghalaya | Group Tour Package package, was so pleased with the experience that the traveller said, "Thrillophilia has done an excellent job in organizing the itinerary. The driver was extremely knowledgeable and helpful all through the trip, the hotels we stayed in and the staff were very helpful. The overall experience was good.”

5-Day / 4-Night Kaziranga Majuli Tour Itinerary

For travellers who want to pair the national park with river-island culture, the Kaziranga Majuli Tour Package from Guwahati is one of the most booked Kaziranga tour packages at this duration. This route combines wildlife safaris with a ferry crossing to Majuli, the world's largest river island.

• Day 1: Arrival in Guwahati, transfer to Kaziranga, check-in and evening at leisure
• Day 2: Sightseeing at Kaziranga National Park with a jeep safari
• Day 3: Drive to Jorhat, ferry to Majuli, overnight in a bamboo cottage
• Day 4: Majuli local sightseeing covering Vaishnavite Satras and mask-making villages
• Day 5: Sunrise on the island, breakfast, drop-off at Guwahati

6-Day / 5-Night Kaziranga and Meghalaya Tour Itinerary

For a fuller Northeast trip that combines wildlife with waterfalls and living root bridges, packages built around the Meghalaya and Kaziranga | FREE Jeep Safari route pairs the national park with Shillong, Cherrapunji, and Dawki. This is one of the better-reviewed multi-destination options if you are planning a Kaziranga family tour or a group tour with your friends..

• Day 1: Arrival in Guwahati, transfer to Kaziranga, evening at leisure
• Day 2: Kaziranga National Park jeep safari, transfer to Shillong
• Day 3: Transfer to Cherrapunji via Elephant Falls, sightseeing at NohKaLikai Falls and Mawsmai Caves
• Day 4: Trek to the Double Decker Living Root Bridge at Nongriat
• Day 5: Transfer to Shillong via Dawki and the Umngot River
• Day 6: Departure from Guwahati

12-Day / 11-Night Arunachal Pradesh with Meghalaya and Kaziranga

This is Thrillophilia's most comprehensive Northeast tour package routing, best suited to travellers who want an unhurried holiday stretched across three states. The 12 days Arunachal Pradesh with Meghalaya and Kaziranga package is a good example of how a single Kaziranga tour package can extend into a full Northeast circuit.

• Day 1: Arrival in Guwahati, transfer to Cherrapunjee via Umiam Lake
• Day 2: Trek to the Double Decker Root Bridge at Nongriat
• Day 3: Drive to Kaziranga via Mawsmai Caves, NohKaLikai Falls, and Seven Sister Falls
• Day 4: Kaziranga National Park sightseeing with elephant and jeep safaris
• Day 5: Drive to Bomdila, visit Gontse Rabgyaling Monastery
• Day 6: Drive to Tawang via Sela Pass and Jaswant Garh War Memorial
• Day 7: Tawang local sightseeing, including Tawang Monastery and Urgelling Gompa
• Day 8: High-altitude lakes and Bumla Pass excursion
• Day 9: Transfer to Dirang, visit apple and kiwi farms and Dirang Monastery
• Day 10: Transfer to Bhalukpong via the Tipi Orchidarium
• Day 11: Transfer to Guwahati via the Brahmaputra river bridge
• Day 12: Departure, with a complimentary visit to Kamakhya Temple

Best Places to Visit Near Kaziranga

A Kaziranga trip is not only about the safari itself. These nearby attractions in Kaziranga National Forest are commonly combined with a Kaziranga tour package to build a fuller Assam experience and is included in most Assam tour package.

Kaziranga National Park

A UNESCO World Heritage Site and the crown jewel of Assam, Kaziranga National Park is spread across the floodplains of the Brahmaputra River. It is home to the world's largest population of the endangered one-horned rhinoceros, along with elephants, Royal Bengal tigers, wild buffaloes, swamp deer, and over 500 bird species. It features in almost every package, be it an Assam honeymoon tour or any Northeast tour packages.

Kaziranga Orchid and Biodiversity Park

Located near Kohora, this park houses over 500 species of orchids, medicinal plants, bamboo varieties, and indigenous fruit trees, along with traditional Assamese cultural performances and a cactus garden.

Panbari Reserve Forest

A quieter alternative to the main safari zones, home to hornbills, woodpeckers, barbets, capped langurs, and hoolock gibbons. Its forest trails suit travellers who want a peaceful nature walk away from the crowds.

Hollongapar Gibbon Sanctuary

Located near Jorhat, this is the only sanctuary in India named after a primate. It shelters the western hoolock gibbon, India's only ape species, along with stump-tailed macaques and capped langurs.

Hathikuli Tea Estate

One of the largest organic tea estates in Assam, located about 12 km from Kaziranga. Visitors can walk through the plantation, watch the tea plucking process, and sample fresh Assam tea at the estate shop.

Kakochang Waterfalls

Nestled amidst lush tea estates and dense forests near Bokakhat, this cascading waterfall offers scenic views, especially after the monsoon, and is a popular add-on for photography stops.

Deoparbat Ruins

An ancient archaeological site featuring centuries-old stone carvings and temple ruins dating back to the 10th century, offering a glimpse into Assam's historical legacy for travellers who enjoy heritage stops on their trip.

Best Things to Do on a Kaziranga Trip

Kaziranga offers far more than just a safari, all the things to do in Kaziranga brings you closer to Assam's wild heart. Whether you're travelling solo or joining an Assam group tour, these experiences make the park unforgettable.

Go on a Jeep Safari in Kaziranga National Park

The most popular way to explore the park's vast grasslands. Visitors can spot the one-horned rhinoceros, elephants, wild buffaloes, swamp deer, and occasionally the Royal Bengal tiger across the Kohora, Bagori, Agoratoli, and Burapahar zones.

Experience an Elephant Safari

Conducted early in the morning, this safari moves through tall grasslands where jeeps cannot go, offering closer views of rhinos and swamp deer.

Enjoy Birdwatching in Kaziranga

With over 500 recorded bird species, guided birdwatching tours help visitors spot pelicans, storks, hornbills, fishing eagles, and migratory waterfowl across the wetlands.

Visit an Assamese Tea Estate

Guided plantation tours take visitors through tea gardens to learn about cultivation and processing, usually ending with a tea-tasting session.

Attend a Traditional Assamese Cultural Show

Folk dances such as Bihu, traditional music, and colourful costumes give travellers a look at Assam's tribal culture, often paired with an authentic Assamese meal.

Best Assamese Food to Try (and Where)

• Khar and Pitika: Traditional alkaline curry and mashed vegetable dishes. Best tried at an ethnic village dinner near Kohora or at Iora Resort's dedicated Assamese restaurant near the Kohora Range.
• Assamese Thali with river fish: Pelican Dhaba, near the road to Kohora's main safari range, is known for its elaborate thali built around fresh river fish like Sital, Borali, Bhokua, Rhou, and Katla, sourced daily from the Brahmaputra.
• Traditional Assamese vegetarian thali: A popular Kohora-area restaurant on the highway serves a thali with around 15 different vegetable preparations.
• Fine dining and multi-cuisine: Scarlet Flame inside Iora Resort and Borgos are considered the top picks for a more polished dining experience.
• Local sweets: Bokakhat sandesh, a well-known local sweet, is sold at a popular shop in the area.
• Assam tea tasting: Hathikuli Tea Estate sells fresh, organic Assam tea straight from its plantation shop, a nice way to end a meal.

Why Choose Thrillophilia for Your Kaziranga Tour Package

Choosing Thrillophilia for your Kaziranga tour package means working with a team that verifies safari slots, resort access roads, and naturalist guides on the ground rather than relying only on listings.

Our local team confirms jeep and elephant safari timings across the Kohora, Bagori, Agoratoli, and Burapahar zones before assigning them to your itinerary.

Every Kaziranga trip planned through Thrillophilia comes with verified local operators, on-ground support, and 24/7 assistance from our travel experts, so unexpected changes in safari schedules or weather do not derail your holiday.

For travellers combining Kaziranga with Meghalaya, Majuli, or Arunachal Pradesh, our destination experts sequence transfers to minimise long back-to-back drive days.

Thrillophilia's Kaziranga tourism packages are backed by verified reviews from thousands of travellers, with an average rating of 4.7 by 2,100+ happy travellers, giving first-time visitors to Northeast India a reliable starting point when comparing Kaziranga package options. One of our verified travellers, Arvind K S, who booked the Best of Meghalaya | Group Tour Package package, was so satisfied with the overall experience that he said, “Overall, the trip was well organised and enjoyable.”