- Where
- Agaratoli, about 25–30 km east of Kohora
- Distance
- About 220 km from Guwahati; about 75 km from Jorhat
- Timings
- Jeep safaris in morning and afternoon slots; the afternoon slot here often runs later than other ranges
- Entry fee
- Jeep hire often a little higher than Kohora or Bagori, roughly ₹4,500–5,500 for Indians plus entry fees; check the official booking site
- Permit
- Safari tickets only
- Best time
- November–March for birds
- Time needed
- About 2.5 hours per safari
The Eastern Range, entered at Agaratoli near Panbari, has fewer jeeps and more water. Large beels attract migratory birds in winter, including spot-billed pelicans and storks, and elephant herds use the area. Rhinos are seen here too, though less often than at Bagori.
Who it suits
Birdwatchers, photographers and anyone on a third safari who wants a quieter drive. First-time visitors usually start with Kohora and Bagori.
How to reach
Agaratoli is about 25–30 km east of Kohora on the highway towards Jorhat. It is the closest range to Jorhat airport.
Kaziranga Eastern Range (Agaratoli): questions travellers ask
Is the Eastern Range good for birdwatching?
Yes. Its wetlands attract pelicans, storks and many migratory birds from November to March.
Will I see rhinos in the Eastern Range?
Often, but sightings are less certain than in the Western or Central Range.
How far is Agaratoli from Kohora?
About 25–30 km, around 40 minutes by road.
Is the Eastern Range less crowded?
Yes. It usually has far fewer jeeps than Kohora or Bagori.
Sources
Timings and fees change. Check on the day, or ask us when you book.
