Huge Python Brings Safari expedition To A Standstill In Assam's Kaziranga National Park

Guwahati: Tourists in Kaziranga National Park (KNP) on Thursday spotted a Burmese python that was about 12-15 feet long.

The Python slithered out of a roadside bush and made its way near Kathpora forest camp at the KNP bringing the safari expedition to a standstill.

Overwhelmed by this view, tourists who were out on a safari expedition captured the moment in their cameras.

The giant python was crossing the road in front of a tourist vehicle near Kathpora forest camp at Kohora range in the afternoon.

Notably, tourists a get a very few chances to witness such moments despite Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve being home to a large number of pythons.

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