Manas National Park: Assam's UNESCO Wilderness

Manas National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site straddling the Assam–Bhutan border, is one of India's most beautiful and biodiverse reserves.

Rare wildlife

Manas shelters tigers, elephants and rare species found almost nowhere else, including the pygmy hog, golden langur and Bengal florican.

The setting

Framed by the Bhutan hills and threaded by the Manas river, it offers jeep safaris and river-side calm away from the crowds of Kaziranga.

• UNESCO World Heritage Site
• Tigers, golden langur, pygmy hog
• Scenic Bhutan-border setting
• Quieter than Kaziranga

We combine Manas with Kaziranga or Bhutan for wildlife-focused clients — request net rates.