Manas Escapade

The Manas forest extends on both sides of the enchanting Manas River (named after the serpent goddess Manasa) and presents one of earth's most timeless vistas. A herd of elephants may silently make an appearance on the distant opposite bank, lending a touch of the ethereal to an earthly paradise. Little wonder why Manas was chosen by UNESCO to be a World Heritage site in 1988.  It also earned the status of Biosphere Reserve in 1989. In this tour, you will get a chance to explore this wildlife haven. An incredible chance to witness many wild species; among which common are elephants, deers, leopards and if lucky, an occasional tiger. You will go for short hikes for bird-watching, and get to interact with the tribal people who live sustainably around the national park. Staying in cottages run by ex-poachers, you will be supporting them in their endeavors for conservation and community development.