If you go through the social media, you can see the buzz surrounding Assam’s Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve (KNPTR), where the rarest golden tiger, an adult male Bengal tiger with the golden morph, was recently captured on camera after three years of elusive sightings.
If reports are to go by, this fortunate encounter took place during a private photo tour led by 25-year-old Gaurav Ramnarayanan, a Coimbatore-based tourism professional, who was guiding two Australian tourists through the western side of the park’s Bagori range.
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The extraordinary moment unfolded around 4 PM when the group heard warning sounds from barking deers. The tour guide, Buddheshwar Konwar, spotted the elusive golden tiger from a distance of 600 to 700 m. The tiger, displaying its rare golden coat, gradually approached the group, eventually coming within 60 to 70 m. Gaurav Ramnarayanan, thrilled by the encounter, continuously…
