About the Tour

Step into the pristine wilderness of Manas National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of India’s most biodiverse landscapes. Nestled at the foothills of the Eastern Himalayas in Assam, Manas is a remarkable mosaic of riverine grasslands, marshlands, evergreen forests, and tropical deciduous forests—each habitat offering its own suite of rare and fascinating wildlife. From the rumble of Asiatic Elephants crossing the river to the flutter of Bengal Floricans dancing over tall grass, Manas promises moments of pure wild magic. With 15+ mammal species and 250+ bird species possible, this is one of India’s most rewarding parks for both birders and photographers. Safaris take you deep into its untouched corners, where conservation success stories—like the recovery of the Pygmy Hog and Golden Langur—unfold right before your eyes. Key Mammal Species One-horned Rhino White-capped Langur Golden Langur Hoolock Gibbon Asiatic Elephant Barking Deer Hog Deer Swamp Deer Leopard Pygmy Hog Indian Gaur Water Buffalo Key Bird Species Bengal Florican Western Hooded Pitta Silver-breasted Broadbill Black-breasted Parrotbill Great Hornbill Indian Grassbird Chestnut-capped Babbler Swamp Francolin Pied Harrier Bristled Grassbird Slender-billed Babbler Finn's Weaver Ruddy Kingfisher Australasian Grass Owl Red-breasted Parakeet Why Choose Us? 🌟 Small Group Sizes – Enjoy a personalized and intimate birding experience in the wild. 🌟 Shorter Duration & Multiple Batches – Flexible dates tailored for working professionals. 🌟 Budget-Friendly – Exceptional wildlife viewing without breaking the bank. 🌟 Immersive & Enriching Tours – Beyond just sightings, we focus on stories of ecology and conservation. 🌟 Minimal Trekking – Explore by gypsy safaris for comfort and accessibility. 🌟 Value for Money – A rare chance to explore a UNESCO World Heritage wilderness at the best price point. Join us on this unforgettable journey through Manas National Park, where every safari brings the thrill of discovery and a deeper connection to the wild heart of Assam.