Kaziranga and Jim Corbett are two of India's most famous national parks, but they showcase very different wildlife and landscapes. Here's how to pick — or why you might do the North East's Kaziranga next.
Kaziranga in brief
Assam's UNESCO World Heritage grassland is home to two-thirds of the world's one-horned rhinos, plus wild elephants, swamp deer and tigers. Jeep and elephant-back safaris cross vast Brahmaputra floodplain scenery.
Jim Corbett in brief
India's oldest national park, in the Uttarakhand foothills, is famed for tigers and its riverine sal-forest setting. Well-established and easy to reach from Delhi.
Which should you choose?
Choose Corbett for classic tiger-forest safaris near Delhi; choose Kaziranga for guaranteed rhino sightings, elephants and dramatic grassland — plus the chance to pair it with Meghalaya or Assam's tea country.
- Kaziranga: rhinos, elephants, grasslands (Assam)
- Corbett: tigers, sal forest (Uttarakhand)
- Kaziranga pairs with Meghalaya & tea gardens
- Both best in the dry winter–spring season
TripTrix pairs Kaziranga safaris with Meghalaya, Assam tea country or Arunachal — net rates on request.
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