Wild Grass Lodge

Kaziranga National Park, Assam, India

One of the oldest lodges bordering Kaziranga, long known for its role in early rhino conservation tourism.

Overview

Wild Grass Lodge sits on the edge of Kaziranga National Park, one of the oldest lodges in the area and long associated with the early development of rhino conservation tourism in Assam.

Rooms & Table

The Rooms

Cottages set within a forested garden compound, each simply furnished with a private veranda.

Food & Service

Home-style Assamese and continental meals served communally.

Activities

Jeep and elephant-back safaris into Kaziranga, tracking the park’s one-horned rhino population.

Wildlife & Photography

Kaziranga holds the largest population of the greater one-horned rhinoceros anywhere in the world, alongside elephant, wild water buffalo and tiger.

A Photographer's Note

Kaziranga’s tall elephant grass and open floodplain give strong sightlines for photographing rhino at close range.

Conservation & Impact

The lodge has a long-standing role supporting Kaziranga’s rhino conservation programmes, one of the world’s most successful single-species recoveries.

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