India - Kaziranga Extension 2026

14 Apr 2026 - 18 Apr 2026 (5 days)

INR149,500 - Spaces Available

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Pricing notes : *prices are estimated and dates may change*

Tour price (Per person): INR149,500 * USD1,719 * GBP1,315 * EUR1,504 * AUD2,661

Single Supplement: INR27,750 * USD319 * GBP244 * EUR279 * AUD494

Flight costs: INR22,500 * USD259 * GBP198 * EUR226 * AUD401

India - Kaziranga Extension 2027

14 Apr 2027 - 18 Apr 2027 (5 days)

INR164,500 - Spaces Available

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Pricing notes : *prices are estimated and dates may change*

Tour price (Per person): INR164,500 * USD1,891 * GBP1,447 * EUR1,655 * AUD2,928

Single Supplement: INR29,750 * USD342 * GBP262 * EUR299 * AUD530

Flight costs: INR25,500 * USD293 * GBP224 * EUR256 * AUD454

Embark on a thrilling wildlife adventure in Kaziranga National Park. Known for its dense concentrations of game, Kaziranga offers stunning encounters with the Great Indian Rhinoceros, Asian Elephants, and Water Buffalo against the backdrop of the snow-capped Himalayas. This UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its riverine grasslands and forested areas, is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers alike. 

Top Mammals

Indian Rhinoceros, Gaur (Indian Bison), Swamp Deer (Barasingha), Indian Hog Deer, Bengal Tiger, Leopard, Sloth Bear, Hoolock Gibbon, Capped Langur, Assam Macaque, Asian Elephant, Water Buffalo, Ganges River Dolphin

Habitats Covered

Riverine grasslands, dense forests, and river ecosystems.

Expected Climate

Mild and pleasant in March, ideal for wildlife viewing.

Max Group Size

8 and 1 Rockjumper Leader

Tour Pace & Walking

Moderate, with early morning and afternoon safaris.

Accommodation

Comfortable lodges offering easy access to the park's main attractions.

Photographic Opportunities

Capture majestic images of the Great Indian Rhinoceros, Asian Elephants, Bengal Floricans, and the scenic landscapes of Kaziranga National Park.

What our clients say about us

Robert Williams
PR, India 2023

As usual another fantastic journey masterfully organized and enabling us to discover places and birds in the best possible way. Supreme guide, all matters perfect, except the lack of heating in the bus. Chilly India, believe it or not !

Glen Valentine
BG, Pvt Castleman India

This was a great trip. A terrific itinerary and we saw lots of birds and we saw tigers at Ranthambhore and Corbett. Glen and [the local leader] were excellent guides—great spotting skills, and they made sure everyone saw the bird. The logistics worked very well because Glen and [the local leader] were a great team.

David Hoddinott
FG, India 2018

David Hoddinott was at his best even on new grounds full of lifers.

Erik Forsyth
NM, Northern India

I just have to write and tell you how much I enjoyed the N. India trip and how superb the leaders are… Erik and Rich worked so well together and both are so funny, such a great combination…. With much gratitude to RBT for bringing birds and mammals into my life.

Peter Kaestner
JR, India 2020

This trip was great! We were told the trip should generate about 250 bird species and our total was very close. Peter was excellent at finding birds, leading us and keeping a positive group atmosphere. The local guides also were competent and helpful. Accommodations are not an important aspect of a trip to me but the ones we stayed at were excellent, as were the meals. The trip was an excellent introduction to India for me tho I was happy to have it very much concentrate on birding.

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