About Kaziranga National Orchid and Biodiversity Park
Kaziranga National Orchid and Biodiversity Park is a large orchid conservation and cultural park located at Durgapur, Hatikhuli near Kohora, the central gateway to Kaziranga National Park in Assam. Spread over about 6 acres, it houses over 500 species of wild orchids from Northeast India, along with bamboo and medicinal plant gardens, a cactus house, and museums showcasing Assamese culture and biodiversity.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect landscaped gardens with extensive orchid displays in greenhouses and open beds, including many rare and endemic species of Northeast India. The park includes a bamboo garden, medicinal plant section, cactus house, photo gallery, and small museums displaying traditional Assamese handlooms, artefacts, and rice varieties. There is an open stage for traditional dance and music performances, nature trails, souvenir and food stalls, and guided walks explaining orchid conservation and local biodiversity.
Key highlights
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Largest orchid park in Northeast India with over 500 orchid species
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Extensive collection of wild orchids displayed in greenhouses and natural settings
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Bamboo garden, medicinal plant garden and cactus house
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Museums and galleries showcasing Assamese handloom, artefacts and over 100 varieties of rice