1. Orang National Park in Assam suspends tourist activities from May 15 due to monsoon.
2. Both Jeep and elephant safaris halted to ensure the safety of visitors and wildlife.
3. Closure aims to mitigate risks during monsoon and protect the park’s biodiversity.
Guwahati, May 02:Â Orang National Park and Tiger Reserve in Assam will temporarily halt tourist activities from May 15, 2024, marking the beginning of the monsoon season.
Both Jeep and elephant safaris will be suspended as precautionary measures to safeguard visitors and the park’s diverse wildlife.
This annual closure, announced by park officials, is a standard procedure undertaken before heavy rains and flooding during the monsoon.
The temporary shutdown aims to minimize potential risks to both tourists and the park’s wildlife inhabitants.
Renowned for its rich biodiversity, Orang National Park is home to various species, including tigers, Asian elephants, and Greater One-Horned Rhinos.
The park’s Jeep and Elephant Safaris offer visitors unique opportunities to observe these majestic creatures in their natural habitat.
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The decision to suspend tourism activities underscores the park’s commitment to prioritizing safety and well-being.
By closing its gates during the monsoon, Orang National Park aims to prevent potential incidents and preserve its natural resources for future generations.
