Where Himalayan Foothills Meet Tropical Grasslands
Situated in western Assam along the international border with the Kingdom of Bhutan, Manas National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Project Tiger Reserve, and Elephant Reserve renowned for its dramatic natural beauty.
Key Experiences in Manas
- Jungle Jeep Safaris: Explore Bansbari and Bhuyanpara ranges to spot rare Pygmy Hogs, Hispid Hares, Clouded Leopards, and wild buffaloes.
- Manas River White Water Rafting: A peaceful 35 km river drift along the pristine Manas River originating in the high Bhutanese mountains.
- Mathanguri Royal Forest Lodge: Historic British-era forest bungalow perched directly on the boulder-strewn riverbank overlooking the Royal Manas National Park of Bhutan.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Manas National Park from Guwahati?
Manas is located approximately 140 km (3.5 hours drive) northwest of Guwahati via Barpeta Road.
Can visitors step across the border into Bhutan at Manas?
Day visitors can cross the river checkpost to visit the Bhutanese border village with local security clearance.