Manas National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tiger Reserve, Elephant Reserve and Biosphere Reserve rolled into one — set against the blue foothills of Bhutan. Less crowded than Kaziranga, it rewards travellers with pristine forest, grasslands and the crystal Manas river.
Home to the rare golden langur, pygmy hog, hispid hare, tigers, rhinos and wild elephants, Manas is a quieter, wilder alternative for serious nature lovers. This package pairs jeep safaris with a river-side setting and views into Bhutan.
Meet on arrival at Guwahati and drive to Manas (approx 4 hrs). Check in to a jungle lodge near the park's Bansbari gate. Evening nature walk and briefing.
Morning and afternoon jeep safaris into the core zone, tracking rhino, wild elephant, golden langur and, for the lucky few, tiger. Drive up to Mathanguri on the Bhutan border for river and mountain views.
An early safari followed by a visit to a Bodo tribal village to learn about local weaving and cuisine. Optional river rafting on the Manas (seasonal). Evening at leisure.
After breakfast, return to Guwahati for your onward journey.
Nov – Apr offers the clearest weather and the best wildlife and mountain views.
Nearest hub is Guwahati. We book your flights and handle every transfer.
Any Inner Line Permits are arranged by us. The region is friendly and safe for families and solo travellers.






Manas is in Assam, in the Himalayan foothills on the India–Bhutan border. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tiger Reserve and Elephant Reserve.
Manas is famous for the rare golden langur and pygmy hog, along with tigers, one-horned rhinos, wild elephants, water buffalo and over 450 bird species.
November to April, when the park is open and the weather is clear and pleasant for jeep safaris.
Manas is about a 4-hour drive from Guwahati. We handle all transfers and permits so you can travel stress-free.
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