Wild Wonders of Assam: 5 Iconic Species to Spot at Orang National Park

Assam’s Orang National Park, often called the “Mini Kaziranga,” is a wildlife gem tucked along the Brahmaputra River. Despite its modest size, the park is rich in biodiversity and offers an exceptional wildlife experience.

The one-horned rhinoceros is the star attraction, drawing conservationists and tourists alike. Equally thrilling are sightings of the elusive Bengal tiger, which roams the dense grasslands with stealth and power.

Other key species include the majestic Asiatic elephant and the endangered pygmy hog, one of the rarest mammals in the world. Bird enthusiasts can also spot the vibrant Bengal florican, a critically endangered grassland bird.

With its raw wilderness and lesser-crowded trails, Orang provides an unmatched safari escape in Northeast India. It’s a sanctuary where nature’s fiercest and rarest come into view if you’re watching closely.
**This news has been published on Times of India on 21st July 2025.

 

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