- Where
- Bagori, about 25 km west of Kohora
- Distance
- About 180 km from Guwahati
- Timings
- Jeep safaris roughly 7:30–10 am and 1:30–3:30 pm; slots vary by season
- Entry fee
- Jeep hire roughly ₹4,000–5,500 per vehicle for Indians plus entry and camera fees; check the official booking site
- Permit
- Safari tickets only
- Best time
- November–April
- Time needed
- About 2 hours per safari
The Western Range, entered at Bagori, covers short grassland and swamps where greater one-horned rhinos are seen in good numbers, often close to the track. The route is shorter than in the Central Range but sightings are dependable.
Bagori or Kohora?
Bagori is the zone for rhinos and open views; Kohora has more varied habitat. With two safaris, many visitors do one in each. Elephant safaris also run at dawn in the Western Range when operating.
How to reach
Bagori is on the highway west of Kohora, about 180 km from Guwahati. Resorts near Kohora usually include transfers to the Bagori gate.
Kaziranga Western Range (Bagori): questions travellers ask
Is Bagori good for rhino sightings?
Yes. The Western Range has some of the highest rhino densities in Kaziranga.
Should I choose Bagori or Kohora?
Bagori for rhinos, Kohora for a mix of animals and habitats. With two safaris, do one in each.
How far is Bagori from Kohora?
About 25 km, roughly 30–40 minutes by road.
When is the Western Range open?
In the park season, usually November to April. It closes for the monsoon.
Sources
Timings and fees change. Check on the day, or ask us when you book.
