Laokhowa Wildlife Sanctuary is a vital protected area covering 70.13 sq km on the southern bank of the Brahmaputra River in Assam. It is integrally linked with the Burhachapori Wildlife Sanctuary, forming a crucial corridor that facilitates the migration of wildlife, including rhinos, between Kaziranga National Park and Orang National Park. Recent conservation efforts have focused on habitat restoration and monitoring, leading to the return of greater one-horned rhinos to the landscape. The sanctuary serves as a key biodiversity hub, supporting over 225 bird species and large mammals like the Royal Bengal tiger and Asiatic water buffalo.