Driven on an open 4/4W private jeep with front-facing seats with your prsonal naturalist to spot and identify the park's varied species of wildlife and birds is the most exclusive way to explore Kaziranga National park.

Jeep safaris for around 2 hours are conducted twice a day (early morning and late evening) on pre-designated routes in different zones in national park. Blessed with the higher density of one-horn rhinos in Kaziranga National park, the opportunities of spotting rhinos and other wildlife including elephants is similar in any zone.

The Brahmaputra River is the only other river apart from the Zambezi River in Africa where a wonderful experience of wildlife viewing along the forests can be enjoyed.

Head out for half a day of cruising on the Brahmaputra river on specially designed yet comfortable country boat to spot swimming elephants, wild buffaloes, tigers, deer, rhinos, water monitor lizards, beavers, monkeys, turtles, eagles, vultures, storks, kingfishers and the endangered but playful Gangetic Dolphins.

An early morning elephant safari gives an opportunity to track a one-horned rhino in the marshy grasslands of Kaziranga National park which are not accessible by jeep.

    Well trained elephants with their mahouts and safety guards take a maximum of 4 wildlife enthusiasts on one elephant into the Kohora or Central range of the Kaziranga National park. Usually an elephant safari which starts at 05:00 AM can be clubbed with a jeep safari in the same zone.

Assam is the hub of tea production in India as produces around 52% of total tea production of India. The tea plant is grown in the lowlands of Assam and is generally harvested twice, in a “first flush” and a “second flush”.

Region around the Kaziranga National park offers excellent opportunities to "Know all about tea" . Visiting a tea plantation, plucking tea leaf, learning tea processing and testing before it is served to you is a great experience and compliment well to your wildlife exploration of Kaziranga.

Indian elephants are intelligent yet shy. Get more close to them and give a bath to an elephant along with her handler in the refreshing waters of the Diphlu River. Talk to the mahouts and know more about this grand mammal.

Between the safaris, walk through the tribal villages on the periphery of Kaziranga National park. Learn more the rural life Assam and know about the lifestyle of the tribes of Kazritanga.  Many of these villages are also home to weavers of fabric creating fine designs on quality fabric. Share a cup of Assam tea with your host and celebrate the simple joys of life with an exuberant tribal dance performance.

Mostly inhabited by tribal, Majuli is the largest freshwater river island in the world situated right at the heart of Assam on the waters of the Brahmaputra river. This river island is the cultural capital and the cradle of Assamese civilization for the past 500 years and is a hub of Assamese neo-Vaishnavite culture, initiated around 15th century.

A short drive of around 1.5 hours to Neemati Ghat followed by a countryside ferry to Majauli islands is an mesmerizing experience of exploring the island. Majuli has numerous Satras or monastic centers which preserve and practice forms of artistic and spiritual expression. Monks or the followers living in these Satras, besides performing various religious rites and rituals, perform spiritual dancing in their traditional dresses on the beats of the traditional musical instruments.

Located on the banks of the Diphlu River, Kaziranga boasts some unforgettable culinary experiences with the excitement of a wilderness.

Diphlu River Lodge at Kaziranga National Park offers a complete culinary journey with the delicacies inspired by local flavours. Sumptuous and healthy breakfast by the "River Side" once you return after spotting some interesting wildlife or a delicious lunch at "Machan" restaurant with a high thatched ceiling, wooden flooring and well-equipped bar, overlooks the Diphlu River and a barbeque dinner at open air "Hilltop" with dance performances by locals.