Anticipation fills the air as Prime Minister Narendra Modi gears up for his visit to the revered Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve. Scheduled for March 8, 2024, this landmark event has sparked enthusiasm among the state government and the forest department, underscoring the site’s significance as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
In preparation for the Prime Minister’s arrival, certain safari activities in the Kohora range will be temporarily halted from March 7 to 9, 2024. Notably, the closure includes the Jeep Safari from March 7 to 9 (Forenoon) and the Elephant Safari from March 8 to 9. However, visitors can continue to enjoy Jeep Safari and Elephant Ride in other ranges as usual, according to park authorities.
Prime Minister Modi is slated to arrive on the evening of March 8, where he will be accommodated at the Police Guest House. The following day, he will embark on an immersive exploration of the Kohora Range, witnessing firsthand the rich biodiversity and natural splendour of Kaziranga.
Forest Minister Chandra Mohan Patowary, along with other senior officials, recently conducted a comprehensive inspection of potential sites for the Prime Minister’s visit. Minister Patowary announced the Prime Minister’s visit on March 9 and assured arrangements for both Jeep and Elephant Safaris during his tour.
Preparations for the visit also encompassed discussions on security concerns in a meeting with the Kaziranga forest department. Minister Patowary expressed confidence that Prime Minister Modi’s presence would bolster the global prominence of Kaziranga as a World Heritage Site, highlighting its ecological significance and conservation efforts.
Following his exploration of Kaziranga, Prime Minister Modi will journey onward to Arunachal Pradesh, marking a significant milestone in regional development and conservation initiatives.
The anticipation surrounding Prime Minister Modi’s visit to Kaziranga underscores the profound impact of conservation efforts and sustainable tourism in preserving India’s natural treasures for generations to come.
