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Orang National Park

Name: Orang National Park
Brand: Direct Booking
SKU: Zoo-057
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Sku: Zoo-057

₹500

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Orang National Park entry tickets are generally affordable, with charges varying slightly based on visitor category and government updates. For Indian visitors, the entry fee is usually around ₹20–₹100 per person, while foreign tourists may be charged approximately ₹250–₹500 per person, depending on the latest forest department rules.

Category	Price
Indian Adults	₹100 – ₹300 (entry + basic fee)
Foreign Tourists	₹500 – ₹1000
Jeep Safari	₹2500 – ₹4000 per vehicle (approx.)
Camera Fee	₹50 – ₹200 (varies by category)

Category: Zoo & Wildlife Tags: Assam, National Parks of India

Description

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Orang National Park is a compact yet ecologically rich national park located on the northern bank of the Brahmaputra River in Assam, India. Spread across the Darrang and Sonitpur districts, it is often called the “Mini Kaziranga” due to its similar landscape and wildlife diversity, especially the presence of the one-horned rhinoceros.

Category	Details
Name	Orang National Park
Location	Assam, India (Darrang & Sonitpur districts)
Address	No. 3 Shyampurchapari, Assam 784114
Area	78.81 km²
River System	Brahmaputra River (northern bank)
Established as Sanctuary	1985
Declared National Park	13 April 1999
Managing Authority	Government of Assam & Government of India
Ecosystem Type	Grasslands, wetlands, riverine forests
Famous For	One-horned rhinoceros, “Mini Kaziranga”
Main Wildlife	Rhino, elephant, wild buffalo, deer, leopard, tiger (rare)
Bird Species	200+ migratory & resident birds
Safari Type	Jeep safari (guided forest tours)
Best Time to Visit	November to April
Closed Season	Monsoon months (June–September, flood risk)
Opening Hours	9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (varies seasonally)
Entry Fee (Approx.)	₹100–₹300 (Indians), ₹500–₹1000 (foreigners)
Safari Cost	₹2500–₹4000 per jeep (approx.)
Camera Fee	₹50–₹200 (varies by category)
Nearest Town	Mangaldoi / Tezpur
Transport Access	Road access from Tezpur & Guwahati
Facilities	Watchtowers, parking, safari booking, basic rest areas
Activities	Wildlife safari, birdwatching, photography, eco-tourism
Conservation Status	Protected National Park under Indian Wildlife Act
Tourism Type	Eco-tourism & wildlife tourism

Point of Attractions

One-Horned Rhinoceros spotting zone
Wild Asian elephants and buffalo herds
Bengal tiger sightings (rare but present)
Migratory and resident bird species (ideal for birdwatching)
Brahmaputra river ecosystem views
Grasslands, wetlands, and riverine forests
Jeep safari trails and nature exploration routes

Wildlife Highlights

Indian one-horned rhinoceros
Royal Bengal tiger (occasional sightings)
Leopard and fishing cat
Wild boar and hog deer
Asiatic elephant
More than 200 bird species including kingfishers, pelicans, and storks

Facilities

Jeep safari arrangements (guided forest tours)
Watchtowers for wildlife viewing
Entry gate and forest check post
Basic rest areas and picnic zones
Guided naturalist services (on request)
Parking facility near entrance
Limited refreshment stalls (seasonal)

Best Time to Visit

November to April: Best wildlife viewing and pleasant weather
Avoid monsoon months (June–September) due to flooding and park closure risks

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How to Book Tickets

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Orang National Park tickets can be booked both online and offline depending on availability. The most common method is through the official Assam Forest Department portal or authorized safari operators. Visitors need to select the safari type (jeep or elephant), choose a date, and provide basic ID details during booking. After payment, an e-ticket or permit is issued, which must be shown at the park entrance along with valid ID proof.

For those booking on arrival, tickets and safari permits can also be arranged at the park entry gate or through registered local tour operators, especially during non-peak seasons when slots are available.

https://orangnptr.in/faq

FAQ

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1. What is Orang National Park famous for?

It is famous for its one-horned rhinoceros population and its resemblance to Kaziranga’s ecosystem.

2. Is safari available in Orang National Park?

Yes, jeep safaris are the main way to explore the park.

3. Can I see tigers in Orang National Park?

Tiger sightings are rare but possible.

4. How many days are enough for visit?

One day safari is usually sufficient, but birdwatchers may prefer 2 days.

5. Is Orang National Park open year-round?

No, it is generally closed during heavy monsoon months due to flooding.

Location

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Detail	Information
State	Assam
District	Darrang & Sonitpur
Nearest Town	Mangaldoi / Tezpur
River	Brahmaputra River
Area	78.81 km²
Established	1985 (Sanctuary), 1999 (National Park)
Managed by	Government of Assam & Government of India