Manas National Park Jeep Safari

Service Description

Enter a forest where tigers walk to Bhutan and rivers run wild. Manas National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of India's most biodiverse landscapes — a seamless corridor of riverine grasslands, dense sal forest, and swift-flowing hill streams along the Bhutan border. Unlike the open plains of Kaziranga, Manas rewards those who look closely: this is where the Hoolock Gibbon swings overhead, the Golden Langur watches silently from the canopy, and the Royal Bengal Tiger moves through the forest like something the forest itself exhaled. Your jeep follows one of three safari zones, each with its own character: Zone 1 — Grassland and River Edge: Rhino territory, elephant corridors, and the Manas River glinting through tall grass. Best for large mammals at waterside. Zone 2 — Dense Forest Tracks: Tiger country. Towering trees, dappled light, and the deep quiet that means something big may be near. Zone 3 — Bhutan Border Trail: The trail where Manas meets Bhutan. A rare experience — safari tracks that cross into one of the world's most protected landscapes. Full-day safaris are available for guests who want the complete experience from first light to golden hour. All safaris are guided by Travella's experienced local naturalists who hold Travella standards. They read the forest, not the road. What you may see: Royal Bengal Tiger, One-Horned Rhino, Asian Elephant, Hoolock Gibbon, Golden Langur, Swamp Deer, Wild Water Buffalo, Black-Necked Stork, Great Hornbill, and over 380 recorded bird species. Jeep capacity: Up to 6 persons per jeep. Morning and evening departures. Pricing: Contact us for current rates. Rates, zone pricing, and full-day options are confirmed at booking. Travella Promise: Only the best stay.