Home to the endangered one-horned Rhinos, Kaziranga National Park located in Assam is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Here are some fascinating facts about Kaziranga National Park that might surprise you
This National Park is widely known to have the largest population of the Wild Asiatic Water Buffalo and the Eastern Swamp Deer apart from the One-horned Rhinoceros
It is also home to the Reticulated Python and the Rock Python, which are two of the largest snakes species in the world
It is one of the few places that also inhabit various species of large cats like the Royal Bengal Tigers and leopards
The Kaziranga National Park inhabits the world's highest density of tigers among the protected areas
According to history, Mary Curzon, Lord Curzon’s wife convinced him to protect the rhinos in that region
It has also been identified as an important Bird Area by Birdlife International as it is home to a large variety of migratory birds
The grasslands here resemble the famous grasslands of Africa
Kaziranga National Park inhabited all seven species of vultures at one point