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Manas National Park Wildlife Safari
Manas Jeep Safari Booking Price
Zone | Indian | Foreigner | Duration |
Bansbari (Central Zone) | 4900 / 5 Person | 8900 / 4 Person | 3 Hours |
Bhuyapara (Western Zone) | 5650 / 5 Person | 10640 / 4 Person | 3 Hours |
Kahitama (Central Zone) | 5000 / 5 Person | 8700 / 4 Person | 3 Hours |
Manas To Panbang (Bhutan) | 7550 5 Person | N/A | 6 Hours |
Park Elephant Safari Booking Price
Zone | Indian | Foreigner | Duration |
Bansbari (Central Zone | 1500 / 1 Person | 3800 / 1 Person | 1 Hours |
River Rafting Booking Price
Zone | Indian | Foreigner | Duration |
Bansbari (Central Zone | 8750 / 5 Person | 13350 / 1 Person | 3 Hours |
- The price includes: Jeep, Permit Charges only.
- Guard fees of Rs.400 is optional and not included in the ticket.
- Jeep safari is non sharing basis. Child below 4 years is complimentary and above 4 years count as an adult.
- Jeep safari duration 3 hours, Elephant duration 1 hour & River rafting 3 hours.
- Book in advance: It is always recommended to book your jeep safari, elephant safari, or river rafting in advance as the availability of safari and guides can be limited during peak seasons of tourism.
- Booking amount – Safari booking amount will not be refundable.
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Wildlife Safari Tours in Assam
Manas National Park Wildlife Safari allow you to explore one of the finest national parks in Assam, perhaps, one of the finest national parks in the country. Manas National Park is located in the foothills of the Himalayas and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its rich diversity, rare wildlife, and clean nature.
Wildlife Safari in Manas, journeys are eco-friendly and memorable wildlife adventures for travelers of all kinds-from international photographers to nature lovers.
Discover the Untamed Beauty of Manas National Park
Manas National Park Wildlife Safari in Manas puts you in front of some royal animals such as the Royal Bengal Tiger, Indian elephants, one-horned rhinoceros, golden langurs, and much more. Graced by the presence of a guide, one embarks on thrilling jeep and elephant rides far into the core of Manas National Park, where every single trail has a story to tell of the wondrous manifestations of nature.
From birdwatching and forest-trail explorations or simply relaxing in its majestic ambience, Manas Wildlife Safaris in Manas promises to offer safe, eco-friendly, and truly memorable experiences.
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Manas National Park Safaris: Environment Speaks to You, You Enter the Wilderness
Safari Through The Jungle, Through Elephant Rides, Jeep Safaris, and River Rafting.
Jeep Safari
See the natural side of Assam on a Manas National Park Jeep Safari. You ride in an open-top safari jeep and travel through the park’s forests, grasslands, and river areas. Along the way, you may spot wildlife right where it lives.
Elephant Safari
Manas National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, consists of an amazing landscape and wildlife consisting of breath-taking animals. Elephant safari in Manas National Park would unfold a unique yet eco-friendly way of exploration of this pristine sanctuary.
River Rafting
Manas National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a heaven for wildlife lovers and nature lovers alike. This beautiful reserve is located in the foothills of the mighty Himalayas and is endowed with a variety of flora and fauna.
Manas National Park
Assam, located in the northeastern part of India, contains the Manas Wildlife Sanctuary, which is a recognized biodiversity hotspot. The sanctuary is situated along the banks of the Manas River and the mountains of Bhutan bordering it on the north side and an area of 39,100 hectares. The sanctuary, part of the core zone in Manas Tiger Reserve covering 283,700 hectares, exhibits diverse geomorphological features ranging from forested hills, alluvial grasslands, and tropical evergreen forests, which are vital habitats to many rare and endangered species of flora and fauna, including the tiger, greater one-horned rhinoceros, swamp deer, pygmy hog, and Bengal florican. Among the few most important sites of nature in the Indian subcontinent are Manas, which nurtures a strong population of many threatened species.
Unforgettable Wildlife Safaris in Manas National Park: True Jungle Adventure Experience the Thrill of Wildlife Safaris in Manas
Situated in the lap of the Himalayas, Manas National Park presents an unforgettable place making it accessible to nature lovers. Renowned for its rich flora and fauna, with undisturbed forests, very rarely-seen wildlife, and wildlife safaris in Manas are a must-visit for wild explorers. It cannot help but amaze every lover of ancient beauty, whether they are regular visitors or first-timers to the park.
Why Choose Manas for Wildlife Safaris?
Not only is Manas declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, but the park is also a game sanctuary. The Royal Bengal Tigers, Indian rhinoceros, and golden langurs are found in the park. As the park is also situated along the Manas River, it offers amazing and central-scene wildlife view.
What exactly do Manas National Park Wildlife Safari bring to the table for the die-hard safari crowd? It’s all about the raw, untouched nature that perceives the real voice of God. Unlike overpopulated tourist parks, Manas gives you actual space, a feel and touch, to truly bond with the wild.
Geographically situated in Assam and bordered by Bhutan, Manas National Park is a sprawling 950 square kilometers of forests, grasslands, and rivers. It is touted as having one of the rarest species on earth and is rich in terms of conservation and eco-tourism. Thus, Manas National Park would be a perfect haven for adventure seekers and peace seekers due to its rich heritage and diverse ecosystem.
FAQ's
Absolutely safe. With each safari, there are trained staff on the field together with our expert hired guides who accompany you all the way for tourists’ safety and guidance.
There are three exciting options available:
- Deep forest trail Jeep safari.
- Elephant safari for an intimate perspective of wildlife.
- River rafting in the Manas River for adventure seekers.
Manas is inhabited by some rare and endangered species like:
- Royal Bengal Tiger
- Indian Elephant
- One Horned Rhinoceros
- Golden Langur
- Assam Roofed TurtleWild Water Buffalo.
Dependably what a safari length would be:
Jeep Safari: In the range of 3 to 4 hours
Elephant Safari: 1 to 2 hours
River Rafting: Depending on water flow, the activity would normally take 2-3 hours.
Things to bring:-
- Official identification card
- Comfortable dressing
- Hat and sunglasses
- Camera (optional)
Yes, you can take pictures in the park. Should one wish to utilize professional equipment, a permit from the park authorities may be required.
Modes of Transport would be:
Air: Nearest Airport-Guwahati (approx.140 km)
Rail: Barpeta Road Station (>20 km)
Road: Taxis and buses available from major towns in Assam.