Assam’s premier wildlife destinations are witnessing a surge in tourist arrivals, reflecting the growing national and international interest in the state’s rich biodiversity and natural heritage.
According to figures shared by the Chief Minister’s Office, Kaziranga National Park recorded more than 5.48 lakh visitors during the latest tourism season, including over 32,000 foreign tourists. The strong turnout further reinforces Kaziranga’s status as one of India’s most sought-after wildlife destinations and a globally recognised conservation success story.
Where nature welcomes the world!
Under the leadership of HCM Dr. @himantabiswa, Assam’s iconic destinations are gaining global attention.
From the timeless landscapes of Kaziranga National Park to the rich biodiversity of Manas National Park and the unique ecosystem of Pobitora… pic.twitter.com/z8wNMjOI4F
— Chief Minister Assam (@CMOfficeAssam) May 30, 2026
Meanwhile, Manas National Park welcomed more than 63,000 visitors, including nearly 4,900 international tourists. The UNESCO World Heritage Site continues to attract nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers with its diverse ecosystem and conservation achievements.
Similarly, Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary received over 35,000 visitors, including 676 foreign tourists. Known for its high density of one-horned rhinoceroses and unique wetland ecosystem, Pobitora remains a key attraction for wildlife tourism in the state.
Under the leadership of Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, the state government has intensified efforts to promote eco-tourism, improve tourism infrastructure, and showcase Assam’s natural treasures to a wider audience.
Tourism officials attribute the rise in visitor numbers to improved connectivity, enhanced visitor facilities, conservation initiatives, and sustained promotional campaigns highlighting Assam’s unique wildlife and cultural heritage.
The increasing influx of domestic and international tourists is also contributing significantly to local economies by generating employment opportunities and supporting businesses associated with tourism and hospitality.
With destinations such as Kaziranga, Manas, and Pobitora continuing to attract visitors from across the world, Assam is steadily strengthening its reputation as one of India’s leading wildlife and eco-tourism destinations.