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Destination
Assam, India
Duration
3 Days / 2 Nights
Ideal For
Family, Couple, Group
About This Journey
Manas National Park in Assam is a double UNESCO-listed treasure — a World Heritage Site and Biosphere Reserve straddling the Bhutan border along the swift Manas River. The park is famous for the golden langur and pygmy hog, two of India's rarest mammals found almost exclusively here. Tigers, one-horned rhinos, wild water buffalo, swamp deer, clouded leopards, and elephants make Manas one of India's most biodiverse parks. River rafting on the Manas River, where the Bhutan royal hills are visible across the water, is an unforgettable experience. Nearby Kaziranga National Park (4.5 hrs) pairs perfectly for a multi-park Assam safari. Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary (2.5 hrs) adds the world's highest rhino density in a compact area. The gateway town of Barpeta Road connects to Guwahati (3 hrs). Best visited November to April.
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Manas is the last stronghold of the pygmy hog, the world's smallest wild pig, and home to the golden langur, a primate found only in this Bhutan-India border region.
The Manas River, fed by Himalayan glaciers and flowing along the Bhutan border, offers thrilling rafting experiences with forest-lined banks and incredible birdlife.
Manas holds one of the last viable populations of the highly endangered wild water buffalo, a massive and impressive bovid that roams the park's grasslands.
Manas's status as a UNESCO Natural World Heritage Site reflects its exceptional biodiversity, trans-boundary ecosystem value, and outstanding natural beauty.
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Why Travelers Love It
Spot rare endemic species including the pygmy hog, golden langur, hispid hare, and wild water buffalo
Take jeep and elephant safaris through diverse grasslands, riverine forests, and trans-boundary habitat
Enjoy river rafting or coracle rides on the wild Manas River along the Bhutan border
Search for one-horned rhinos, tigers, leopards, elephants, and over 450 bird species
Combine with Kaziranga National Park for a complete Assam wildlife circuit
Explore a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Project Tiger reserve with recovering wildlife and expanding habitats
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Your Journey
Transfer to Manas eco-lodge (~50 km).
Enter the UNESCO World Heritage Site — first views of the Manas river and Bhutan hills beyond.
Assamese dinner with naturalist briefing on the park's conservation history.
Manas is one of the few places to see golden langur, pygmy hog, and hispid hare — all critically rare species.
Drive along the river border with Bhutan — elephants bathe and tigers have been seen crossing.
Second drive focusing on the Beki Range for rhino and wild buffalo sightings.
Last game drive in the golden hour.
Transfer to Guwahati Airport for onward flight.
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