Manas National Park Safari & Birding Expedition

A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the first Tiger Reserves established under Project Tiger (1973), Manas is celebrated for its remarkable biodiversity and thriving wildlife.

This four-day expedition is built around immersive wildlife safaris, exploring the park's diverse habitats through the Bhuyapara and Bansbari ranges, each offering a distinct safari experience.

From sweeping grasslands frequented by elephants, wild buffalo, and gaur to forested landscapes that shelter tigers, leopards, and golden langurs, every drive reveals a different side of Manas.

The journey is further enriched with a visit to the pristine Royal Manas National Park in Bhutan, highlighting one of South Asia's most significant transboundary conservation landscapes.

Whether you're hoping to witness iconic mammals, photograph rare birds, or simply experience one of India's finest wildernesses, this safari is designed to maximize time in the field while uncovering the stories, ecology, and conservation legacy that make Manas truly exceptional.

Every outing is guided by experienced naturalists, ensuring that the experience goes beyond sightings to foster a deeper understanding of this remarkable landscape.

Throughout the expedition, you'll stay in comfortable, locally owned cottages, supporting community-based tourism while enjoying the warmth and hospitality of the region.

Carefully curated as a small-group experience, this fixed-departure tour maximizes time in the field, allowing participants to fully immerse themselves in the rhythms of the forest, guided by experienced naturalists who bring the landscape and its wildlife to life.

Whether you're a wildlife enthusiast, photographer, or first-time safari traveller, this journey is designed not just to seek iconic species, but to experience the ecological richness and conservation story that make Manas one of India's finest wildlife destinations.

Target Mammal Species: Royal Bengal Tiger, Asian Elephant, Indian Gaur, Wild Water Buffalo, Capped Langur, Hog Deer, Sambar, Barking Deer, Wild Boar, Smooth-coated Otter, and Malayan Giant Squirrel.

Target Bird Species : Grey-lored Broadbill, Bengal Florican, Swamp Francolin, Brown Fish Owl, Short eared Owl, Pied Harrier, Eastern Marsh Harrier, Crested Serpent Eagle, Changeable Hawk-Eagle, Black Stork, Gray-headed Lapwing, Northern Lapwing, Long-billed Plover & many more.

Note: Wildlife sightings are never guaranteed. We do not endorse exploitative wildlife tourism practices that disturb animals or prioritize sightings over their well-being.

Every safari is conducted with respect for wildlife and their natural behaviour.