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Through the Years → Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge (344/∞)
13 April 2016 | Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge smiles as she visits the Elephant Family Discovery centre, a Mark Shand Foundation charity in Kaziranga National Park on day 4 of the royal visit to India and Bhutan in Kaziranga, India. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are on a week-long tour of India and Bhutan taking in Mumbai, Delhi, Assam, Bhutan and Agra. (Photo by Chris Jackson/Getty Images)
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The 30 Best Places to Visit in India
It’s so hard to write this post and narrow down my favorite places here but I get asked about the best places to visit in India from readers and usually email them my favorites, so figured I should put it in a blog post. There are epic tourist places in India that are worth seeing but there are also some smaller towns that I’ve loved to go to and had amazing experiences at.
It’s not just about seeing the famous places in India, it’s about having cool experiences there – taking tours, cooking classes, trying massages, all of it! You can fill all your time with forts, palaces, and historical places in India but make sure that you really look around and see the beauty and go out and explore it! If you like my tips and want more, I actually wrote an ebook about how to travel India that literally covers everything (it’s the size of a novel but a fast read that will make you SO excited and prepared for your trip to India).
From the tea fields to the beaches, I’ve spent five years traveling around this amazing country – here are my favorites for travelers who have no choice but to limit their destinations. I’ll give some travel tips at the end of the article as well. I won’t say too much about each place – you can click through on each one to read more details from my blog posts on them.
30 Best Places to Visit in India1. Varanasi
Varanasi is by far the most unique place I’ve been in the entire world. This is where many Hindus come to be cremated, along the Ganges River. You will see sadhu’s like the man above, with human ashes on them. Here are some tips on what to expect at the burning ghats, and some general Varnasi travel tips.
2. Taj Mahal
The Taj Mahal is world famous and a must-visit India landmark for a reason – it’s stunning! I hated being there I have to admit (you are herded like cattle through huge crowds if it’s busy but here are some tips for a Taj Mahal day trip, like showing up for sunrise and saying no to photos.)
3. Anjuna / Vagator
Anjuna, my home of the last five years, is the land of hippie vibes and the end of the hippie trail in the 60-70’s. Many foreigners came here, burnt their passports, and lived naked on the beach. Those days are gone but some of them are still here and the music, parties, yoga retreats, and laid-back attitude have stuck around, too. Here’s my ultimate guide to North Goa, and you can buy my full e-book on Goa here.
4. Rann of Kutch
This is where you’ll find the huge salt plains in India. Make sure to visit at the right time (Nov-Feb) or you might show up to find it under water. You can experience local life here and see how artisans make traditional clothing. CN Traveler called it the new fashion capital of India.
5. Tawang
In Tawang, you can visit the largest working Tibetan Buddhist Monastery in the world. This once was Tibet and the food, language, and people are Tibetan although now they are Indian. Come and learn about their culture! It’s gorgeous but very very cold since it’s Northeast India. It’s one of the highest places I’ve been to in India! Read up a bit about Tawang here.
6. Kaziranga National Park
There aren’t many rhinos left in the world (they are endangered) but this park has worked hard to repopulate them and keep them safe from poachers. Some people buy the horns for Chinese medicine, and poaching is a major issue. We got very close to the rhinos here and it was nothing but magical. Here’s my guide.
7. Darjeeling
Darjeeling is known for it’s rolling tea fields. You might also know it from a certain Wes Anderson film…
It’s in West Bengal at the base of the Himalaya Mountains. This is where the Brits would come for vacation back when they were in control of India. Make sure you ride the toy train and check out this post for more things to do here.
8. BR Hills
This is short for Biligirirangana Hills, which is a protected area in Karnataka just near the Tamil Nadu border. This wildlife sanctuary has tigers but it has tribal people too, called the Soliga, and this is in my top 5 places I’ve ever been in India and maybe even in the world. It’s so unique.
9. Mysore
Mysore is my favorite Indian city. There are so many parks, so little traffic, and the market is extraordinary! If you want to ease into India by starting in a small city, want to try Ayurveda, or do a yoga teacher training (the best school is here), this is where you want to be. You can also take amazing day trips from Mysore. This article has 7 must-dos in Mysore.
10. Rishikesh
We all know by now that the Beatles and other celebs loved Rishikesh and came here to be with their guru and write. Still, it’s a place for yogis and hippies. The Ganges runs through the cute, busy, town and many tourists are here learning to teach yoga themselves. Here are my tips for Rishikesh.
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Sattal Bird Photography - A Treat for Wildlife Enthusiasts
Nature Wanderers is one such company that offers many photo tours for wild animals and birds, for teaching trap photography and more! They offer Tiger photography tours, Sattal Bird photography tour, Kaziranga National Park tour, etc.
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World Nature Conservation Day: Today, 28th July is #WorldNatureConservationDay, let us pledge to conserve Forests. as they are the foundation of sustaining ‘people and planet��. I love nature, animals, and birds, but when it comes to photography, I am not a wildlife photographer. But still, I try a few shots whenever I travel with my students on photography tours. This shot of elephants cooly crossing a shallow pool of waters was captured when we were exploring Kaziranga National Park in the Golaghat and Nagaon regions of Assam in India. I tried to make this image interesting by including a pair of tall dry trees in the background. This may not be a great documentary image of wildlife, but an artistic representation of the wild. Bottom line: As there is nothing much happening in terms of action, I was keen on an aesthetic composition showing the scene artistically. Learn to see the world around series Learn the Art of seeing. Call 9444441190 for more details. Join my classes & webinars to take your photography to the next level. Watch ‘KLR the photo guru’ my YouTube channel for more tutorials on photography. #WorldNatureConservationDay #kaziranganationalpark #elephants #asianelephant #momandbaby #blackandwhitephotography #crossingthelake #assam #beautifulindia #natgeowild #natgeoyourshot #nature #indianelephant #asiaticelephant #wildlifephotography #wildindia #amazingplaces #klrajaponsing #klrthephotoguru #learnphotographyfromklr #ambitions #photographyAcademy#Ambitions4Photographyacademy #photographersofindia #photographyacademy #nature (at Kaziranga National Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/CR3-BjzjNV4/?utm_medium=tumblr
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5 Amazing Facts About Kaziranga National Park
It is located at the eastern Himalayas' edge, and covers Golaghat and Nagaon areas of Assam Kaziranga National Park. It has been a remarkable success in conserving Indian wildlife. It covers an area of 430 km2 and includes tropical forests, grassland marshland, and small waterbodies. Kaziranga National Park is known for its rich wildlife, including one-horn rhinoceros and swamp deer, elephant, water buffalo, and many bird species.
1. UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE
Kaziranga National Park Landscape
The conservation efforts of Mary Curzon (then Viceroy of India) and Lord Curzon, her husband, are the reason that the park exists.
In 1904, it was designated a reserve forest to help protect the declining Rhinos population. The 1968 Assam Government passed the Assam National Park Act, which made Kaziranga a national park. It covers an area of 430 km2. Later, an additional 429 km was added to provide a wider habitat for wild animals.
It was designated a national park by the Central Government in 1974. Later, UNESCO made Kaziranga a World Heritage Site.
According to UNESCO's description, Kaziranga National Park
Kaziranga is considered one of the most important wildlife refuges in the entire world. Its remarkable conservation achievements include saving the Indian one-horned rhinoceros, which was on the verge of extinction by turning the 20th century into the largest Indian population.
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2. HOME TO VULNERABLE, ONE-HORNED RINOCEROS
Kaziranga national Park is home to the famous one-horn rhino.
According to the 2015 census by park officials, Kaziranga houses more than 91 per cent of Assam's rhinos as well as 80 percent of India’s rhino population.
According to the latest Rhino census, there are now 2413 one-horned Rhinos. This is 12 more than in 2015. It is also home to the two-thirds world's most famous one-horned rhinoceroses.
The status of Indian Rhinos was changed by the International Union for Conservation of Nature in 2008 from endangered (since 1986), to vulnerable species (in 2008.
3. EASTERN SWAMP DEER ONLY HABITAT
Photo of Swamp Deer
There are three species of swamp deer in India: the Western swamp deer (or Southern swamp deer), Eastern swamp deer (or Eastern swamp deer).
A massive drop in their numbers has been caused by excessive hunting and rapid seizing of grasslands for agriculture.
According to the 2016 Eastern Swamp Deer census, there were 1148 people in the park. 604 were females, 284 were males, and 196 were calves.
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4. IMPORTANT BIRD AREA
Kaziranga is an area of outstanding bird habitat that Birdlife International has recognized. Nearly 478 bird species are found in the area, including resident and migratory birds.
There are many rare bird species that you can see, including Blyth's Kingfisher, White-bellied Heron, Black-bellied Tern and many other species.
The Park is home to many migrating birds such as the Asian openbill, black-necked and greater adjutant, which visit during winter.
5. HIGHEST DENSITY OF TIGERS
Kaziranga National Park was designated a tiger reserve by the United States in 2006. According to 2017 estimates, the number of tigers living in the reserve is 104.
It boasts the highest concentration of tigers in India, with 21 tigers per square kilometer. This is more than Corbett National Park or Bandipur National Park.
Because of the abundance of highly diverse and rich species of flora, it has been called a biodiversity hotspot.
Kaziranga National Park is known for many unique characteristics. I have listed some of these in this post. This place is a must-see for wildlife enthusiasts.
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BEST TIME TO VISIT
From November through April is the best time to visit Kaziranga National Park. The park is closed from May to October during the rainy season.
HOW TO GET THERE
Rowriah Airport, Jorhat is the nearest domestic airport. It is located approximately 97km from the park. Guwahati Airport, located at a distance close to 209 km, is the nearest international airport.
You can travel by train to Furkating Junction railway stations, located 75 km away from the park. It has excellent connections to other cities, including Guwahati and New Delhi.
Nearly 213 kilometers from the park is Guwahati's other railway station. To reach Kohara, you can take a bus from Guwahati.
Regular bus services to Kohara are provided by both state and private transport.
NEARBY PLACES YOU CAN VISIT
Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary is a must-see if you're making a stop in Guwahati on your way to Kaziranga. This is the closest wildlife spot to Guwahati, where you can see one-horned Rhinos.
This post will tell you more: Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary- Essential Travel Guide.
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Kaziranga National Park is known for its one-horn rhinos. However, there are many other species of wildlife that find shelter and thrive here.
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KAZIRANGA NATIONAL PARK –``LAND OF GIANTS``
Kaziranga National Park – the last refuge of the one horned rhino
The fertile plains of Assam, North East India, are known for their tea and for being the home of Kaziranga National Park – the last refuge of the endangered one horned rhino. This the best place to spot these interesting and ancient creatures in their natural habit!
Kaziranga National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage site and is home to over 2000 rhinos – the world’s largest population of one-horned rhinoceroses.
In fact, two thirds of the remaining population of rhinos live in Kaziranga and that means visitors are pretty much guaranteed to spot a rhino. When we visited for just one day as part of a tour of Arunachal Pradesh and Assam, we were lucky enough to see 7 rhinos, some at an amazingly close distance.
And it’s not just rhinos in Kaziranga, this national park is also home to many other animals, including 1,300 Asian Elephants, 1,800 Wild Buffaloes and many deer, sambar and other small mammals like the jungle cat, rare hares, mongooses, civets, pangolins, sloth beers, badgers, foxes and squirrels. There are also thousands of birds and even tigers!
Kaziranga boasts the highest density of tigers among protected areas in the world (one per five km2) and was declared a Tiger Reserve in 2006 but don’t get your hopes up too much of seeing a tiger – Kaziranga covers a huge area of grass and marshland and tropical forest, tigers are elusive creatures and so sadly there are chances where you didn’t manage to spot any tigers but there were 118 tigers there. It plays host to bird enthusiasts as well as it is home to a variety of migratory birds, water birds, predators, scavengers, and game birds alike. More than 400 species of birds are found in the park.
Tips for visiting Kaziranga National Park
Kaziranga National Park is located in Assam, North East India. The remote, tribal regions of North East India are some of the least explored areas of India although Assam is the most accessible of the 7 north east states.
You don’t need a permit to visit Assam, the airport and train station at Guwahati is well connected and there is a good public transport system in Assam including bus transport from Guwahati ( about 6hrs away) to the park.
It is only open to tourists between 1st November and 30 April. There is a whole array of charges for entering the park, for the different safaris and camera charges.
Our Kaziranga Wildlife Photo Tour will transport you to the ``Land of Giants`` as it is home to Indian Rhinos, Asian Elephants and Water Buffalo. It has often been compared to African parks because of the quality of the wildlife viewing.
Highlights of our Tour
Accompanied by Wildlife Photographer Ganesh Chandrashekar.
3 Nights and 4 days in Wild India Exploration Wildlife field station
Rare hotspot for Tiger Watching and Photography Tour.
Best parks to see & photograph endangered tigers
Jungle safaris/game drives, in an open private vehicle (gypsy).
Average 6 Guests so no crowd. Max 10
Best for nature lovers & photographers of any skill level.
Less Travel, hence, Maximum time spent in the forest.
To check the details of our Kaziranga Wildlife Photo Tour click on the link attached.
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Tiger from kaziranga national park
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Great Indian One Horned Rhino Of Kaziranga National Park A major chunk of the population of greater one horned rhino is found in Indian state of Assam which is a result of greatest conservation success stories in Asia. More details click link http://www.kaziranganationalpark-india.in/one-horned-rhino.html #wildlifeplanet #wildlife #adventure #tourism #tour #wildlifeanimals #wildlifephoto #wildlifesafari #assam #north #kaziranga #rhino #photography #photo #BBC #tourandtravel #wildlifeshots (at Kaziranga National Park, Assam) https://www.instagram.com/p/CPLY28AleQe/?utm_medium=tumblr
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Through the Years → Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge (343/∞)
13 April 2016 | Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge and Prince William, Duke of Cambridge prepare to leave on a safari in Kaziranga National Park on day 4 of the royal visit to India and Bhutan in Kaziranga, India. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are on a week-long tour of India and Bhutan taking in Mumbai, Delhi, Assam, Bhutan and Agra. (Photo by Chris Jackson/Getty Images)
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Because finding what you got sometimes means finding it alone. Hello to everyone, I wrap my #Kaziranga Tour with this beautiful and epic sunset here in the Kaziranga National Park cum Wildlife Sanctuary. It's been a great tour and to be true, I have learnt so great things during this tour. I hope you people liked my tour photos and I would be soon taking another tour soon this year. #vscocebu #vsco #bandofun #worldtravelbook #toledo #toledocebu #whpactionpacked #instagoodmyphoto #justgoshoot #exploretocreate #peoplescreative #visualsoflife #wizardjack #createandcapture #passionpassport #monoart #my_365 #theoutbound #liveoutdoors #travelphoto #freedomthinkers #ig_color #nationalgeographic #natgeotravel #theimaged #wildlifephotography #travelphotography #sunset Good day ! (at Western Kaziranga Range)
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My Mera India - Widlife Tour to Kaziranga NP on 18-21 Feb 2019
Small Info About Kaziranga National ParkKaziranga National Park in the Golaghat and Nagaon districts of the state of Assam, India. The sanctuary, which hosts two-thirds of the world's great one-horned rhinoceroses, is a World Heritage Site.According to the census held in March 2015, which was jointly conducted by the Forest Department of the Government of Assam and some recognized wildlife NGOs, the rhino population in Kaziranga National Park is 2,401. It comprises 1,651 adult rhinos (663 male, 802 are females, 186 unsexed); 294 sub-adults (90 males, 114 females, 90 unsexed); 251 juveniles and 205 cubs. Kaziranga is home to the highest density of tigers among protected areas in the world, and was declared a Tiger Reserve in 2006. The park is home to large breeding populations of elephants, wild water buffalo, and swamp deer. Kaziranga is recognized as an Important Bird Area by BirdLife International for conservation of avifaunal species. When compared with other protected areas in India, Kaziranga has achieved notable success in wildlife conservation. Located on the edge of the Eastern Himalaya biodiversity hotspot, the park combines high species diversity and visibility.Kaziranga is a vast expanse of tall elephant grass, marshland, and dense tropical moist broadleaf forests, criss-crossed by four major rivers, including the Brahmaputra, and the park includes numerous small bodies of water. Kaziranga has been the theme of several books, songs, and documentaries. The park celebrated its centennial in 2005 after its establishment in 1905 as a reserve forest.My Mera India Group Tour Dates: 18-21 Feb, 2018 21-24 Feb, 201828feb - 3 March, 20187-10 March, 2018Tour Cost:-----------------Standard (S) Members : INR 15650/-* Non Members : INR 16650/-*Tour Package Inclusive*----------------------------------Four Open Jeep SafarisAccommodation twin sharing basisAll tea, Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerAll Pickup and Drop Guwahati - Kaziranga- GuwahatiSix people per jeep (G6)For Photo... Read more
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Sattal Bird Photography - A Treat for Wildlife Enthusiasts
The wildlife is one of the most beautiful aspects of life that one can experience. The vast landscapes, the different climatic conditions, the rare species, the flocks of bird flying in unison, the beasts chasing their prey, the wild cats running fast, the sunrise, sunrise, ancient ruins and tall trees as the background for all this, are simply incredible sights that one can view in the wildlife of Incredible India. There are a number of wildlife photography destinations in the country that will attract you like a magnet attracts iron. As good as it sounds and looks, capturing it through a camera lens gives it a whole new perspective and etches the memory onto the memory card forever.
For the exclusive purposes for wildlife photography, there are wildlife photography companies that curate photo tours in various wildlife destinations in India and abroad; joining these tours will not only open you to an opportunity to learn photography skills but also build your portfolio and create new opportunities. Nature Wanderers is one such company that offers many photo tours for wild animals and birds, for teaching trap photography and more! They offer Tiger photography tours, Sattal Bird photography tour, Kaziranga National Park tour, etc.
Let Your Photo Portfolio Fly as High as the Birds!
The Sattal Bird Photography Tour by Nature Wanderers will take you on an incredible journey which will give your camera skills wings like the birds. It is conducted in Pangot & Sattal which are beautiful locations in Kumaon which is known for having many varieties of birds.
Sattal Bird photography offers great views of unpolluted and unspoilt freshwater biomes and a dense forest amongst which Sattal is located. The quaint location of Sattal is surround by seven lakes and a whopping 300 Himalayan birds call it home, which just makes it one of the top photography destinations. The Sattal photo tour focuses on not only the Himalayan birds but also landscape photography.
Nature Wanderers has experienced and professional photographers with over 2 decades of experience who will guide you to and through the location so that you can click amazing pictures of the Himalayan birds. Their seasoned guides will also guide you through the nature trails where you will find great photo opportunities amidst the picturesque trail.
Head over to www.naturewanderers.com book photo safaris wildlife photography destinations with professional photographers who know what to spot, where to spot, what frame to set and how to capture the perfect picture!
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World Nature Conservation Day: Today, 28th July is #WorldNatureConservationDay, let us pledge to conserve Forests. as they are the foundation of sustaining ‘people and planet’. I love nature, animals, and birds, but when it comes to photography, I am not a wildlife photographer. But still, I try a few shots whenever I travel with my students on photography tours. This shot of elephants cooly crossing a shallow pool of waters was captured when we were exploring Kaziranga National Park in the Golaghat and Nagaon regions of Assam in India. I tried to make this image interesting by including a pair of tall dry trees in the background. This may not be a great documentary image of wildlife, but an artistic representation of the wild. Bottom line: As there is nothing much happening in terms of action, I was keen on an aesthetic composition showing the scene artistically. Learn to see the world around series Learn the Art of seeing. Call 9444441190 for more details. Join my classes & webinars to take your photography to the next level. Watch ‘KLR the photo guru’ my YouTube channel for more tutorials on photography. #worldnatureconservationday #conservation #elephants #asianelephant #blackandwhitephotography #klrajaponsing #klrthephotoguru #learnphotographyfromklr #wildindia #natgeotravel #natgeowild #natgeoyourshot #crossingthelake #kaziranganationalpark #kaziranga (at Kaziranga National Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/CR37c2gjAIt/?utm_medium=tumblr
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