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MANAS NATIONAL PARK

Manas National Park is a densely forested area located in the foothills of Eastern Himalayas. It is contiguous with Royal Manas National Park of Bhutan. Manas River which is a giant tributary of the Brahmaputra River flows through the park along with five other rivers. The bedrock of the Savannah area is formed of limestone and sandstone. Manas National Park entry fees: To enter into the park, you require permits which you will obtain from the Field’s Director Office on Barpeta Road. You can also hire private jeeps from here since the forest department does not provide any jeep or guides. You can take your own four-wheeler inside the park too. The entry fee for the park is paid at Bansbari Range Office.

Jungle Info

Manas National Park is a densely forested area located in the foothills of Eastern Himalayas. It is contiguous with Royal Manas National Park of Bhutan. Manas River which is a giant tributary of the Brahmaputra River flows through the park along with five other rivers. The bedrock of the Savannah area is formed of limestone and sandstone. Manas National Park entry fees: To enter into the park, you require permits which you will obtain from the Field’s Director Office on Barpeta Road. You can also hire private jeeps from here since the forest department does not provide any jeep or guides. You can take your own four-wheeler inside the park too. The entry fee for the park is paid at Bansbari Range Office.

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Manas National Park is a densely forested area located in the foothills of Eastern Himalayas. It is contiguous with Royal Manas National Park of Bhutan. Manas River which is a giant tributary of the Brahmaputra River flows through the park along with five other rivers. The bedrock of the Savannah area is formed of limestone and sandstone. Manas National Park entry fees: To enter into the park, you require permits which you will obtain from the Field’s Director Office on Barpeta Road. You can also hire private jeeps from here since the forest department does not provide any jeep or guides. You can take your own four-wheeler inside the park too. The entry fee for the park is paid at Bansbari Range Office.

Nearby Gates

  • OTHER GATE - Bansbari -

    • Transportation By Bus

    Reaching Manas National Park by road is a great option for travellers who enjoy scenic drives through Assam’s picturesque landscapes. The park is well-connected by a network of roads from major cities and towns in Assam and nearby states. From Guwahati, the state capital, Manas National Park is approximately 133 km away. The drive takes about 3 hours, with regular taxi services and private cab options available for hire. National Highway 27 provides a smooth route to Barpeta Road, from where Manas National Park is just a short drive away. For those preferring public transport, Assam State Transport Corporation (ASTC) buses operate regularly from Guwahati and other nearby cities to Barpeta Road. From there, local taxis can be hired to reach the park's entrance. Traveling by road offers flexibility, with plenty of opportunities to stop and enjoy the natural beauty of the region along the way.

    Transportation By Air

    Reaching Manas National Park by air is one of the most convenient options for travelers. The nearest airport is Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport in Guwahati, located approximately 138 km from the park. This airport is well-connected to major cities across India, including Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, and many more with frequent flights operated by various airlines. After landing in Guwahati, visitors can easily hire a taxi or opt for a pre-booked cab to reach Manas National Park. The scenic drive from Guwahati to the park takes about 3 to 4 hours, offering beautiful views of Assam's landscape.

    Transportation By Train

    Reaching Manas National Park by train is a comfortable and budget-friendly option for travellers who prefer rail travel. The nearest railway station to the park is Barpeta Road Railway Station, located approximately 20 km away. This station is well-connected to major cities like Guwahati, Kolkata, New Delhi, and Mumbai, with regular and weekly train services operated by Indian Railways. From Barpeta Road Railway Station, visitors can hire a taxi or avail of local transport services to reach the park in about 30 to 40 minutes. For those traveling from other parts of Assam or neighboring states, Guwahati Railway Station, located around 135 km from the park, is also a good option. After reaching Guwahati, travelers can continue their journey by road via taxis or buses to Manas National Park.

    Latitude-Longitude

    26.659307640982686, 90.99988655508314

    Safari Timing

    • Morning 06:00--09:30

    Seasonal Timing

    • Summer 05:30--10:00

    Weather

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    Forest Rules

    Manas is 176 kms from Guwahati by road. The nearest airport is Lokapriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport at Guwahati. The nearest railhead is Barpeta Road Station which is 40 kms away from Manas.

    Manas National Park and its outskirts receives semi-tropical climate with summer hot and mild winters. The park enjoys heavy rainfall during the monsoon season that makes the park inaccessible. The months of May and June are the hottest months when the temperature raises up to 37 degree Celsius and high humidity.

    Forest Features

    Manas is one of the nine tiger reserve sanctuaries in India. Other wildlife spices found in national park are Hispid Hare, Pigmy Hog, Golden Langur, Indian Rhinoceros, Asiatic Buffalo etc. Other commonly seen animals are Elephant, Leopard, Clouded Leopard, Himalayan Bear, Wild Boar, Samber, Swamp Deer, Hog Deer etc.

    Manas National Park and most popular Kaziranga National Park. Manas National Park has drawn the attention of nature enthusiasts in recent years and has left its presence in the tourist map of the globe with thousands of tourists visiting the park every year.