The Manas Wildlife Sanctuary – situated in the districy of Kamrup, Assam – is certainly a way to seventh heaven hills, meadows, nullahs, streams and the crystal clear Manas river water passing through it. Teams of river fish, the most famous of which are mahseer and katli. Fishing is a major attraction for tourists here. The forests of Manas, located 175 km north-west of Guwahati, on the slopes below Bhutan, constituted a sanctuary in 1928. The Government of Bhutan has declared that forests in a sanctuary area and plans to put under Project Tiger.

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About a hundred tigers, thousands of wild buffalo and gaurs, over a hundred rhinos, clouded leopards and black panthers many live in Manas. In total, 28 species of mammals, including the rare pygmy hog, golden langur and the hispid ago, also found in this sanctuary. River Cruise you can also see elephants and wolves in India. The mating season for most mammalian species is from December to February.

The Manas sanctuary is one of 11 tiger reserves in the Project Tiger. In the early 1980s, the first census of wild elephants, was found 1200 in the core area of 360 square kilometers, and an equal number was estimated in the buffer zone. In an average of 50 animals in a herd are Manas Wildlife Sanctuary.

With an area of about 540 square kilometers, Manas Wildlife Sanctuary falls halfway between Kaziranga and Jaldapada, and is about 400 km west of the Kaziranga National Park. In this way, the forests of Manas are blessed with the best of natural beauty divine. If you is a nature lover or a freak Safari – Manas Wildlife Sanctuary offers ample opportunities to enjoy their holidays in India, in the northeast of the best.

Manas Wildlife Sanctuary in Assam – a paradise for nature lovers, adventure enthusiasts and wildlife aficionados – is a key attraction in north east India. While choosing your desired north east India tour package, plan a trip to Manas National Park and explore the divine greens and the rarest of mammals.

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