Manas
UNESCO Wilderness at the Foot of the Himalayas
Manas
“UNESCO Wilderness at the Foot of the Himalayas”
Why Visit Manas?
Manas National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Project Tiger reserve that straddles the foothills of the Bhutan Himalayas.
Travel Quick Facts
Best Time
November – April
Est. Budget
₹2500 - 4500 / day
Location
Assam, North East India
How to Reach
Nearest airport: Bongaigaon (~100 km) or Guwahati (~175 km). Park headquarters at Bansbari.
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Manas National Park
Manas is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and tiger reserve located near the Bhutan border. Its rich biodiversity — tigers, elephants, pygmy hogs, golden langurs — and pristine Himalayan foothill landscapes make it one of India's finest wildlife destinations.
Manas River
The Manas River flows crystal-clear through the park, forming the natural border with Bhutan. It supports river-based eco-tourism and creates stunning landscape backdrops for wildlife photography and guided nature walks.
Bansbari Range
Bansbari serves as the main tourism zone inside Manas National Park, offering the best-organized safari access, eco-tourism lodges, and wildlife encounter opportunities in the park.
Golden Langur Trail
Manas is one of the few places in India where you can spot the rare golden langur — an endangered primate endemic to the Assam-Bhutan border zone — in its natural forest habitat.
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