Wildlife Tour of Manas National Park
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Wildlife Tour of Manas National Park

Guwahati - Manas NP - Guwahati
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A tour to the non-touristy Manas National Park at the foothills of the Bhutanese Himalayas. A UNESCO World Heritage Site with 55 mammal species, 380 bird species, and endangered wildlife including the Pygmy Hog and Golden Langur.

Manas is one of India's most underrated national parks — a UNESCO World Heritage Site that sees far fewer visitors than Kaziranga. Sitting at the base of the Bhutanese Himalayas, it offers elephant and jeep safaris through grasslands and forests along the Beki River. The park is home to endangered species like the Pygmy Hog, Golden Langur, and Bengal Florican. This 4-day tour also includes visits to tea estates, ethnic Bodo villages, and a community-run jungle camp.

Traveling with Greener Pastures means hassle-free, insightful journeys in the hands of passionate experts. All our naturalist guides are from the region and have deep knowledge of the local wildlife, terrain, and communities. Every tour can be tailored to your interests and fitness level.

At a Glance

Rare & Endangered Species

Home to the Pygmy Hog (world's smallest wild pig), Golden Langur, and Bengal Florican — species found in very few places.

Himalayan Foothills

The park sits at the base of the Bhutanese Himalayas with the Beki River forming a natural border with Bhutan.

Community Ecotourism

Visit Maozigendri Jungle Camp in Kokilabari Range, a community-based ecotourism project run by local villages.

Landscape
The Journey

Day by Day

Day 1

Guwahati to Manas

Drive from Guwahati to Manas National Park (3-4 hours). Afternoon birding from the forest periphery or visit the Fatemabad tea estate. Stay at Florican Lodge run by a local conservation group.

Guwahati to Manas
Day 2

Manas NP — Safaris & Villages

Morning elephant safari at Bansbari. Walk exploring ethnic villages with birding along the way. Afternoon jeep safari in the core area along the Beki River near Bhutan. Return by sunset. Optional bonfire in the evening.

Manas NP — Safaris & Villages
Day 3

Manas NP — Kokilabari Range

Drive to Manas Maozigendri Jungle Camp in the Kokilabari Range. Jeep safari and jungle walks through a different section of the park. Observe village culture and community-based ecotourism in action.

Manas NP — Kokilabari Range
Day 4

Manas to Guwahati

Drive to Guwahati Airport (3-4 hours). Tour ends.

Manas to Guwahati
Wildlife Encounters

Species Spotlight

One-Horned Rhino

One-Horned Rhino

Rhinoceros unicornis

Asian Elephant

Asian Elephant

Elephas maximus

Bengal Tiger

Bengal Tiger

Panthera tigris tigris

Western Hoolock Gibbon

Western Hoolock Gibbon

Hoolock hoolock

Spotted Deer

Spotted Deer

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Where You Stay

Your Retreats

Musafir Jungle Resort
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Stay 01Boutique Jungle Resort

Musafir Jungle Resort

A small resort of seven cottages set right against the Manas forest fence, minutes from the safari gates. Several cottages have private plunge pools, and there are birding decks for the 450-odd species recorded here. Elephants and rhinos are sometimes visible from the property.

“Elephants sometimes graze beyond the fence at first light”

Seven CottagesPrivate Plunge PoolsBirding Decks

Why Travel With Greener Pastures?

Travelers sitting with a monk and villagers on a rug
Travelers under umbrellas on a boat on the Brahmaputra, with the boatmen behind
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Curated Experiences

Our itineraries are one of a kind, carefully detailed from our own personal travel experiences — from choosing the best logistically correct routes to the most interesting stay options.

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Native Guides

With our charming tour guides native to the region, you get an insider view of local life and culture, bringing forth authentic experiences and genuine friendships along the way.

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Experts in Tours

Travel with experts who know and are passionate about the region. Expect a hassle-free, easy-going, and insightful journey from start to finish.

“By choosing us, we share together a pledge towards responsible tourism, and a belief that travel has the power to positively transform local livelihoods, cultures, and the environment.”

— The Greener Pastures Promise

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