Manas National Park

Manas Wildlife Sanctuary is situated in the State of Assam in India which is a hotspot for biodiversity. This sanctuary is located around the various river channels of the Manas River and is a part of the core zone of the 283,700-hectare Manas Tiger Reserve. A variety of forested hills, alluvial grasslands, and tropical evergreen woods contribute to the site's visual appearance.

The Manas Wildlife Sanctuary serves as a home to 22 of the most endangered mammal species in India. There are around 60 species of mammals, 42 species of reptiles, 7 species of amphibians, and 500 species of birds overall, 26 of which are threatened globally. These include Elephants, tigers, larger one-horned rhinos, clouded leopards, and sloth bears. You can also see bison, deer, and a variety of birds here as well.

This place is famous for providing breathtaking landscapes, in addition to rich biodiversity. Set off on an adventure into the wild surroundings of Manas National Park, where every place offers a new experience.

• Observe the wildlife species here, including majestic tigers, leopards, and endangered species like the one-horned rhino and the Bengal florican.
• Take Safari tours that provide a chance to explore the park's landscapes, and witness game drives and the marvellous wildlife species up close.
• Try adventurous activities in the park such as hiking through the jungle trails and witnessing parades of Elephants pass by you.
• Witness the lush tropical semi-evergreen forests and beautiful Manas River that offer plenty of chances for photography and exploration.
• Experience river rafting on the Beki River, where rushing waters and beautiful scenery promise an unforgettable adventure.