Manas National Park

Manas National Park – The Untamed Beauty of Assam
Nestled at the foothills of the Eastern Himalayas, Manas National Park is a pristine paradise where wilderness meets tranquility. A UNESCO World Heritage Site and a Project Tiger Reserve, Manas is one of India’s most biodiverse and least-explored wildlife destinations. Located along the Assam–Bhutan border, it offers an extraordinary mix of lush forests, sprawling grasslands, and crystal-clear river streams. Renowned for its rare and endangered wildlife, Manas is home to majestic Bengal tigers, one-horned rhinoceroses, wild water buffalo, Asian elephants, and the elusive golden langur, which is found only in this region. A jeep safari through the forest’s rugged terrain or an early morning elephant safari brings you up close with these spectacular creatures in their natural habitat. Bird watchers will be delighted with over 450 species of birds, including the giant hornbill, red-headed trogon, and the Bengal florican. The rich biodiversity and tranquil atmosphere make Manas a paradise for nature photographers and conservation enthusiasts. The Manas River, flowing through the heart of the park, adds to its scenic charm. A serene river rafting experience on its gentle waters lets you soak in the peaceful surroundings while spotting wildlife along the banks. Manas is not just about wildlife—it's also rich in cultural heritage. Nearby Bodo villages offer a glimpse into local traditions, handicrafts, and cuisine, adding a unique cultural layer to your trip. If you’re seeking a truly offbeat and soulful wilderness experience, Manas National Park promises raw beauty, rich biodiversity, and quiet adventure.

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