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Jeep Safari in Manas National Park

Jeep Safari in Manas National Park
  • Assam
  • Adventure
  • Nov-Mar
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Embark on an unforgettable day trip to the UNESCO World Heritage site, Manas National Park. Situated in Assam, on the border with Bhutan, this park is a sanctuary for the Royal Bengal Tiger among many other exotic species. From the vibrant dance of peacocks to the silent watch of the Malayan Giant Squirrel and the diverse avian life, Manas offers a vivid tapestry of wildlife. Our journey through the dense woodlands and riverbanks presents an unparalleled opportunity to connect with nature and witness the serene beauty of the Eastern Himalayas.
    • Start with a scenic drive to Manas National Park, arriving in time for the morning or afternoon safari.
    • Encounter the park's diverse inhabitants, including peacocks, Malayan Giant Squirrels, various species of birds, and primates like the Golden and Capped Langurs.
    • Visit Mathanguri, a historical forest check post and now a museum, offering insights into the park's conservation efforts and a chance to enjoy refreshments with a view.
    • Drive through herds of elephants and gaurs, observing these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat.
    • Conclude the safari at afternoon or sunset, after exploring over 60 km of the park's vast landscapes, with hopes of spotting one of its elusive tigers.
This escape is perfect for wildlife enthusiasts, photographers, and nature lovers eager to immerse themselves in the biodiversity Manas National Park
    • Home to rare species like the Royal Bengal Tiger and the Hoolock Gibbons.
    • Visit Mathanguri, a site with over 130 years of history, including stays by notable figures.
    • Experience the beauty of dense forests, riverbanks, and the bordering Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan.
    • Learn about conservation efforts and wildlife behavior in their natural environment.
    • Witness rare birds of the region.
    • Guided safari experience.
    • Entry fees to Manas National Park.
    • Visit to Mathanguri forest museum.
    • Refreshments at Mathanguri overlooking the Manas river.
    • Opportunity for wildlife photography and bird watching.
    • Binoculars for bird and animal watching.
    • Camera with extra batteries.
    • Sunscreen and insect repellent.
    • Water bottles and snacks.
    • Hat and sunglasses for sun protection.
    • Comfortable walking shoes.
    • A light jacket or shawl for the evening.

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