Assam: Sachin Tendulkar Admires Nature’s Bounty at Kaziranga National Park

KAZIRANGA: Cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar and his family visited the Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve today.

Tendulkar explored the Western Range (Bagori) for an insightful experience, immersing himself in the natural beauty of the region. His visit included a stop at the Dunga Camp, where he engaged with frontline staff and Van Durgas, a dedicated cadre of female frontline staff, followed by an exciting safari. He also explored the Central Range (Kohora), visiting the Daflang Tower to observe the wetland habitat and wildlife, and was able to sight a Bengal tiger during his afternoon safari. He also made a stop at the Karasin Anti-Poaching Camp (APC) and Pilkhana, where he interacted with the mahouts. His interactions provided a significant boost to the morale of the dedicated staff working tirelessly to protect this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

During his time in Kaziranga, Tendulkar expressed admiration for the efforts of the forest staff and conservationists, recognising the crucial role they play in preserving the unique biodiversity of the region.

Tendulkar’s visit not only highlights the importance of conservation but also underscores the potential of Assam’s youth in sports. His interactions with the community served as a reminder that with dedication and support, the future of Indian sports is bright, a press release said.

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