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Manas National Park · Assam

A UNESCO Natural World Heritage site on the border with Bhutan.Home to the rare golden langur, Bengal florican and one-horned rhino.

5.0251 Reviews5× Tripadvisor Travellers' Choice

2020 • 2023 • 2024 • 2025 • 2026

One of India's lesser-known national parks. If you're looking for species diversity, this is it.

Manas opens in October and closes with the monsoon in May — the best months, November to April, are worth planning early.

Location

Barpeta

Closest airport

Guwahati

Key species

Bengal Florican · One-horned Rhino · Elephants · Golden Langur

Duration

3 Nights · 4 Days

Highlights

What makes Manas so special?

  • One of the few places in the country where you can see the endangered golden langur
  • The Bengal florican and the grey-lored broadbill, apart from several other rarities
  • Frequent melanistic leopard (black panther) sightings
  • The option to visit the Royal Manas National Park on the Bhutan side (no visa required for Indians)
  • Easily accessible by road from Guwahati airport
  • Manas National Park
  • Barpeta Road
  • Guwahati Airport
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Why explore Manas with us?

Tailor-made itinerarieswith no surprises.

  1. 01

    Experienced English-speaking local naturalists.

    Our team of local guides and drivers are experienced and well acquainted with sightings of the various species across the different zones of Manas National Park.

  2. 02

    Private safaris with no shared jeeps.

    Your own jeep, driver and guide, set to your pace. Whether you're a birdwatcher or a big cat enthusiast, our private guides are there to assist you.

  3. 03

    No surprises — everything as agreed.

    Areas, permits, hotel, transfers and costs settled before you arrive. What we plan together is exactly what you get on the ground.

  4. 04

    Preferred rates from our trusted hotel partners.

    Properties we've stayed in ourselves, at prices that come from years of working with them directly.

How we work

Three simple steps

  1. 01

    Speak to an Expert

    Tell us what you have in mind, your requirements, dates, what you're keen to see etc.

  2. 02

    Get a tailor-made itinerary

    Prepared to your requirements.

  3. 03

    Finalize your trip

    Once you confirm, we make all the bookings and manage all the in-destination arrangements.

What travellers say

Guest reviews.

  • 5 out of 5

    We've now completed three safaris through Kunal: Ranthambore, Jim Corbett, and Kaziranga. We are repeat customers for a reason! Kunal truly takes care of you. He is thoroughly transparent and very quick with communication. He also places you with excellent guides and lodges at every step of the journey.

    Alexis

    Mar 2026 · Friends · TripAdvisor

  • 5 out of 5

    Great experience and really well organised! Kunal organised absolutely everything for our safari in Jim Corbett National Park and it went very smoothly. We had a really great time in Jim's Jungle Retreat and would definitely go back, organising through Travel With again.

    Charlotte A

    Jan 2026 · Friends · TripAdvisor

  • 5 out of 5

    Travel With organized a fantastic trip for our family of four to Panna National Park and Khajuraho; everything was very smooth! The drivers were on time and courteous, and the Khajuraho guide was definitely a subject matter expert. He kept the whole family engaged from start to finish, and every detail was handled exactly as promised.

    Lisa M

    Atlanta, Georgia · Dec 2025 · TripAdvisor

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Ready to plan your Manas holiday?

Tell us your requirements and we will design the right safari holiday for you.

What you will see

A few moments from Manas.

The golden langur
The golden langur
Wild water buffalo
Wild water buffalo
An elephant herd
An elephant herd
Great hornbill
Great hornbill
Pied harrier
Pied harrier
Wreathed hornbill
Wreathed hornbill

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Things to know as you plan

Frequently asked questions.

  • November to April is best — dry, comfortable weather and good grassland visibility. Manas opens in October and closes with the monsoon in May.

    The best months fill early, so it's worth planning permits and lodge well ahead.

  • Manas National Park is in the eastern Himalayan foothills and shares a border with the Royal Manas National Park in Bhutan. The habitat is a mix of grasslands, wetlands, tropical evergreen forest and sub-Himalayan forest, fostering a rich diversity of flora and fauna. Rare species such as the pygmy hog, golden langur and Bengal florican, along with megafauna such as tigers, elephants, leopards and rhinos, can be spotted in Manas National Park.

  • Most travellers fly into Guwahati and drive in — around four hours. We arrange a pre-booked taxi and all transfers so the journey is comfortable and reliable.

Plan with us

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No commitment — just a conversation about dates, group, and the kind of trip you want.

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