Assam: Orang National Park re-opens for tourists from today

The Orang National Park and Tiger Reserve is officially re-opened to tourists from today, October 6, for the 2025-26 season in a grand ceremony. Located in the heart of Assam, the 280-square-kilometer park is home to a thriving population of 26 tigers and 125 rhinos.

The park is at a distance of 100 kms approximately from Guwahati and can be reached via NH 27 and NH 15. 

The park's picturesque landscape and rich biodiversity offer a thrilling experience for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. With its well-maintained infrastructure and scenic trails, tourists can now explore the park's beauty through jeep safaris. Elephant safaris are also set to be introduced in phases, promising an even more immersive experience.

Chief Conservator of Forests Vinay Gupta formally inaugurated the park, surrounded by a gathering of wildlife enthusiasts, locals, and officials. The event marked a significant milestone in the park's journey, highlighting the region's commitment to wildlife conservation and eco-tourism.

The Orang National Park and Tiger Reserve is now ready to welcome tourists from across the globe, offering a unique opportunity to experience the beauty of Assam's wildlife. With its rich flora and fauna, the park is a haven for nature lovers and a must-visit destination for anyone looking to explore the wild side of India.