Asm: কাজিৰঙা kājirāṅgā
‘Kazi’s Village’ National Park, Assam
From Kbi: kaji/kazi, female personal name; and rang/rong, ‘village’.
Archaeological evidence suggests the Karbi people once ruled here. There are a number of derivations which are based on personal names and myths, which suggests kazi is a bit of a brick wall.
The Kaziranga National Park is located in 430 sq km of elephant grass meadows, lagoons, swampland and tropical forests.
It hosts more than 2,000 one-horned Indian rhinos, nearly 70% of the global population.
One-horned rhino, Kaziranga National Park Diganta Talukdar
