Manas National Park Online

Jeep Safari in Manas National Park

A Jeep Safari in Manas National Park is the ultimate way to explore Assam’s UNESCO World Heritage Site. With its vast grasslands, dense forests, and rich biodiversity, Manas offers one of India’s most thrilling wildlife safari experiences.

 

Safari Zones & Routes

Manas National Park is divided into three main ranges, each offering unique landscapes and wildlife encounters:

  • Bansbari Range – The most popular zone, known for elephants, rhinos, and scenic grasslands.

  • Bhuyanpara Range – A quieter zone, perfect for birdwatching and spotting rare species.

  • Panbari Range – Dense forest area, ideal for tiger and leopard sightings.

 

Safari Timings & Duration

  • Season: October to May

  • Morning Safari: 6:00 AM – 10:00 AM

  • Afternoon Safari: 1:30 PM – 5:00 PM

  • Full‑Day Safari: 6–7 hours, covering full range

 

Wildlife Highlights

During your Jeep Safari, you may encounter:

  • Big Cats: Royal Bengal Tiger, Leopard, Clouded Leopard

  • Herbivores: Indian Rhinoceros, Asiatic Water Buffalo, Gaur, Barasingha

  • Primates: Golden Langur, Capped Langur, Assamese Macaque

  • Birds: Bengal Florican, Great Indian Hornbill, Pied Hornbill, Serpent Eagle

  • Reptiles: Assam Roofed Turtle, Monitor Lizard,

 

Jeep Safari Packages

  • Standard Safari: Jeep + driver

  • Premium Safari: Jeep + expert naturalist + extended routes + Forest Guard (Optional)

  • Photography Safari: Customized for wildlife photographers and birdwatchers

 

Booking Information

  • Entry Gates: Bansbari Gate, Bhuyanpara Gate, Panbari Gate

  • Duration: Half‑day or full‑day options

  • Permits: Required from Forest Department (included in packages)

  • Booking: Advance booking recommended during peak season

 

Tips for Visitors

 
  • Carry binoculars and cameras for birdwatching and photography

  • Wear neutral‑colored clothing to blend with the environment

  • Follow park rules and respect wildlife habitats

  • Book safaris early during peak months (Nov–Apr)