• Eagle Nest is famous for its rich bird’s diversity. Eagle Nest ranges from 500 meters (1,640 ft) to 3,250 meters (10,663 ft) above sea level and covers an area of 218 Sq.km. Over 700 species of birds are known from a 100 kilometers region centered on Eaglenest.

• Vegetation Type: Lowland evergreen forest, broad-leaved forest, bamboo, conifers; roadside scrub and farmland - all these in both subtropical and temperate latitudes.

• Speciality Birds: Rufous-bellied hawk-eagle, northern goshawk, pied falconet, common hill-partridge, Temminck's tragopan, ashy wood-pigeon, tawny Wood-owl, Rufous-necked hornbill, Ward's Trogon, golden-throated Barbet, crimson-breasted pied-woodpecker, bay woodpecker, Pale-headed Woodpecker, Grey-chinned Minivet, Rufous-bellied bulbul, maroon-backed accentor, eye-browed thrush, fea's thrush, Gould's Shortwing, White-browed Shortwing,  Blue-fronted Robin, little forktail, golden bush-robin, Rufous-breasted bush-robin, Purple Cochoa, grey-sided laughing-thrush, scaly laughing-thrush, black-faced laughing-thrush, red-faced liocichla, coral-billed scimitar-babbler, slender-billed scimitar-babbler, 6 wren-babblers (wedge-billed, bar-winged, pygmy, spotted, rufous-throated and scaly-breasted), gold-headed babbler, cutia, rufous-bellied shrike-babbler, green shrike-babbler, white-hooded babbler, red-tailed minla, 6 tit-babblers/fulvettas (incl. golden-breasted, brown-throated, and yellow-throated), 3 sibias (incl beautiful, and rufous-backed), 5 yuhinas (incl. black-chinned, rufous-vented and white-naped),  fire-tailed myzornis, 6 parrotbills (greater and lesser rufous-headed, brown, grey-headed and fulvous-fronted), mountain tailorbird, 3 tesias (chestnut-headed, grey-bellied and slaty-bellied), 8 flycatcher-warblers (incl. broad-billed, white-spectacled, chestnut-crowned and black-faced), 4 niltavas (incl. vivid and large),  13 flycatchers (incl. white-gorgeted), rufous-bellied and grey-crested tits,  sultan tit, beautiful nuthatch, wallcreeper, brown-throated treecreeper, yellow-bellied flowerpecker, mrs gould's and fire-tailed sunbird, gold-naped black-finch, beavan's bullfinch, brown bullfinch.

• The terrain of the park is situated on the floodplain of river Brahmaputra River famous for its big 5– world’s largest population of one-horned Rhino, Wild Asiatic Water Buffalo, Swamp Deer, Royal Bengal Tiger, and Asiatic Elephant. Apart from these five, Kaziranga contains a significant breeding population of 35 mammalian species of which 15 are threatened as per the IUCN red list. At the same time, the park supports rich and varied bird life, a birdwatcher’s paradise and home to 25 globally threatened and 21 near-threatened birds. So far, 490 birds species have been recorded including a large variety of migratory birds.

Airport Exit Road, Borjhar, Guwahati, Assam