After October 15, 2022, the Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve (KNPTR) in Assam will once again be open to visitors. The date hasn’t been set yet due to poor weather and a lot of rain, but we hope to open it after October 15, 2022, according to Deputy Conservator of Forests (DCF) Ramesh Gogoi, who was quoted as stating, “The date hasn’t been determined due to bad weather and a lot of rain.”
In addition, he added that the rhino statues were built from the ashes of the rhino horns that were burned in 2021. The statues will be finished in a week, and the authorities anticipate more tourists this year as a result.
The three statues of rhinos built from rhino horn ashes would be the main draw for tourists this year, according to Chief Conservator of Forests M.K. Yadav. In addition, World Rhino Day is commemorated on September 22 in order to raise awareness of the various rhinoceros species and the threats they face. Due to the rhino population’s sharp decline and the ongoing increase in poaching and habitat loss, rhinos are now a critically endangered species. On this day, NGOs, zoos, and the general public can honor rhinos in their distinctive ways.
