06 Nights / 07 Days
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Coverage Area : Guwahati - Manas National Park - Nameri National Park – Kaziranga
One of the lands among seven sisters, Assam is one of the quaint realms with rich flora and fauna. Enriched with rare species of wildlife animals take their shelter in various national parks at Assam. Two-thirds of the world's population of one-horned rhinoceros is found at the famous Kaziranga National Park while Manas National Park is a tiger and elephant reserve, both landing on UNESCO's list of World Heritage Sites. The National Parks of Assam like Kaziranga national park and mans park showcase the beautifully preserved exotic wildlife of the Himalayas and the North Eastern Valley. November to April is considered as best time to visit these parks. Since the whole of Assam receives a major rainfall in the rainy season and the pre-monsoon time of the year, the national parks tend to flood in the months of June, July and August.
Day 01: Arrive Guwahati - Manas National Park:
Our representative will welcome you at Assam airport/Railway station. Post breakfast we would leave for first wildlife destination Manas National Park which is situated within the foothills of Himalaya in the north bank of the Brahmaputra River. Resorts near the manas park are full of scenic view. Stay at resort and enjoy natural beauty and calmness of the place by residing there day and whole night.
Day 02: Manas National Park:
Enjoy beautiful sunrise and morning glory of wildlife sanctuary from very close. This one hour safari will take us to the dense and narrow paths to increasing the chances of animal sighting.
Get return to resort for breakfast and fresh-n-up. Our next adventure is to take a jeep safari of the national park that will take approx two and half hours to complete the tour. This whole tour will showcase the most stunning pristine wildlife habitat.
Post lunch at resort we will move forward to explore the Brahmaputra valley with its semi-evergreen forest. The forest is very rich in species of all Indian wildlife like rare and endangered Assam Roofed Turtle, Hispid Hare, Golden Langur and Pygmy Hog. After so much of fun and thrill we will get back to resort for dinner and rest for next day new journey.
Day 03: Manas National Park - Nameri National Park:
Today we will leave for our next nature's pride Nameri National Park, situated within the eastern Himalayan Foothills. This park is named as heaven for bird watchers and elephant species. Upon reaching transfer to the Nature camp. Enjoy evening as per your comfort or make a visit to the nearby Pygmy Hog Foundation and learn about the species. The Pygmy Hogs are one of the world's most endangered mammals.
Overnight stay in camp.
Day 04: Nameri National Park:
This morning we will go on a fascinating river rafting on Jia Bhoroli River. For the same we will drive 25 kms from the resort towards the river upstream, from where we will enjoy the downstream rafting on the inflatable raft. Enjoy lot of migratory waterfalls and depending upon luck and chance, you can even spot the Royal Bengal Tiger and the Elephant on the banks of the river from the boat. Three hours are enough for rafting along 13 km stretch.
After the river rafting we will get return to the camp site for lunch. Post lunch proceed for a nature trail along the reserve. Here we will be accompanied with the best known forest guides and armed forest guards. The forest treks are the best way to explore the Nameri National Park as it allows you to get very close to the wildlife life where you can spot the rare species of white-winged wood ducks and the great hornbills.
Day 05: Nameri National Park - Kaziranga:
On the fifth day of our Assam adventure, we will leave for the UNESCO world Heritage site and one-horned Rhino's country - Kaziranga National Park. You will be shifted to resort at Kaziranga for omit your tiredness. Post fresh-n-up you will move for a guided tour through the forest near your accommodation along the river bank. This area is enriched with rare species of flora and fauna, this area shows different characteristic of forest that is situated at intersection of four rivers. You will also visit the famous tea garden and rubber plantation and can purchase special Indian tea leaves for your loved ones. Return to the resort for overnight stay.
Day 06: Kaziranga:
Today we will get up a little early and will get ready for Kaziranga forest safari. Our representative will take you to the riding point through jeeps. Here we will move through the tall grass while the morning mists slowly lift that would create an unforgettable experience. Return to the resort for breakfast and will go on our first Jeep safari to the national park for wildlife viewing in the central zone. Take some rest after thrilling but quite tiring trip upto lunch. After that we will go on our second jeep safari of the day, this time we will visit the Western zone of the national park. Spend some quality time at Donga view point, situated in thewestern zone. Later return to the resort for overnight stay.
Day 07: Kaziranga - Guwahati - Departure:
After breakfast check out from the resort and leave for Guwahati. Upon arrival in Guwahati city we will transit to airport / railway station for onward connection.
1. What is the Assam Wildlife Tour?
The Assam Wildlife Tour is an adventurous travel itinerary that allows visitors to explore the rich and diverse wildlife of Assam. This tour typically includes visits to Assam’s famous national parks and wildlife sanctuaries, where you can experience jeep safaris, elephant rides, and birdwatching while enjoying the natural beauty of Assam’s landscapes.
2. Which national parks and wildlife sanctuaries are included in the tour?
Kaziranga National Park: Known for its population of the Indian one-horned rhinoceros, it’s also home to tigers, elephants, wild water buffalo, and numerous bird species.
Manas National Park: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it’s famous for its diverse wildlife, including tigers, pygmy hogs, golden langurs, and elephants.
Nameri National Park: Popular for birdwatching and its eco-friendly environment, where you can spot hornbills, elephants, and even enjoy river rafting.
Dibru-Saikhowa National Park: Known for its bird diversity and sightings of the rare river dolphin and wild horses.
3. What are the main activities during the tour?
Jeep Safaris: Explore the national parks on guided jeep safaris, where you can spot big game like rhinos, tigers, elephants, and leopards.
Elephant Rides: Some parks, like Kaziranga, offer morning elephant rides for close encounters with wildlife.
Birdwatching: Assam is a birdwatcher’s paradise, with species like great hornbills, pelicans, and various migratory birds.
River Cruises: In parks like Dibru-Saikhowa, river cruises offer a chance to see river dolphins and explore the wetlands.
Nature Walks: Enjoy guided treks and walks through the jungle to observe smaller mammals, reptiles, and birds.
4. What is the best time to take the Assam Wildlife Tour?
The best time to visit Assam for wildlife tours is during the winter and early summer months (November to April). During this period, the weather is pleasant, and animals are more visible as they come out to the grasslands and waterholes. Avoid visiting during the monsoon season (June to September), as many parks remain closed due to heavy rains.
5. How long is a typical Assam Wildlife Tour?
A typical Assam Wildlife Tour lasts 5 to 10 days, depending on how many parks and sanctuaries are included in the itinerary. Longer tours may include other destinations like Majuli Island or Assam’s tea gardens.
6. What wildlife can I expect to see on the tour?
Kaziranga National Park: The Indian one-horned rhinoceros, Bengal tigers, elephants, wild buffaloes, swamp deer, and various bird species.
Manas National Park: Bengal tigers, golden langurs, Indian elephants, clouded leopards, and pygmy hogs.
Nameri National Park: Asian elephants, sloth bears, and various bird species like the great hornbill.
Dibru-Saikhowa National Park: River dolphins, wild horses (feral), and a variety of migratory birds.
7. What kind of accommodations are available on the tour?
Eco-Lodges and Resorts: Many parks have eco-friendly lodges, jungle resorts, and forest guesthouses that provide comfortable accommodations with modern amenities while staying close to nature.
Luxury and Boutique Resorts: In and around Kaziranga, there are several luxury resorts that offer premium services, including wildlife safaris and guided tours.
Forest Camps: In parks like Nameri, more adventurous travelers can stay in forest camps, which provide a more immersive experience in the wild.
8. What should I pack for the tour?
Comfortable, lightweight clothing: Neutral colors like beige, green, or brown are ideal for safaris to blend with the environment.
Binoculars and Camera: Essential for birdwatching and wildlife photography.
Sturdy walking shoes: Useful for safaris, treks, and nature walks.
Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat: To protect yourself from the sun during the day.
Insect repellent: Especially important during nature walks or while staying in forested areas.
9. Are children allowed on the Assam Wildlife Tour?
Yes, most wildlife tours in Assam are family-friendly and suitable for children. However, certain activities like nature walks or safaris may have age restrictions for safety reasons. It is recommended to check with the tour operator in advance.
10. Are these wildlife tours eco-friendly?
Many tour operators focus on responsible and eco-friendly tourism. The tours are designed to minimize environmental impact, support local communities, and promote conservation efforts. Accommodations in eco-lodges and forest camps often follow sustainable practices.
11. How do I reach Assam for the wildlife tour?
The primary point of entry is Guwahati, which is well-connected by flights to major Indian cities. From Guwahati, you can travel by road or rail to the national parks. For Kaziranga, it’s a 4-5 hour drive from Guwahati. Dibrugarh and Jorhat also have airports closer to some of the wildlife destinations.
12. Can I combine the Assam Wildlife Tour with other experiences?
Yes, many travelers combine the wildlife tour with visits to nearby tea plantations, Majuli Island, or even include extensions to neighboring northeastern states like Meghalaya and Arunachal Pradesh. These customizable itineraries often include cultural experiences and historical tours.
13. What is the cost of the Assam Wildlife Tour?
The cost of the tour varies based on the length of stay, type of accommodation, and activities included. A 7-day tour can range from $500 to $2000 per person, depending on whether you opt for budget or luxury experiences. This typically includes accommodation, meals, safaris, and guided tours.
14. Is there a chance to spot tigers in Assam?
Yes, there is a chance to spot Bengal tigers in Assam, particularly in Kaziranga and Manas National Park. However, as tigers are elusive creatures, sightings are not guaranteed but are considered special highlights when they occur.
15. Are there any health precautions to consider for the tour?
It’s a good idea to consult your doctor before traveling to Assam. Some general precautions include:
Vaccinations: Make sure you are up to date with routine vaccinations. You may also consider vaccines for diseases like typhoid or hepatitis.
Insect Protection: Carry insect repellent to protect against mosquito bites, as malaria is present in some parts of Assam.
Staying Hydrated: Carry water with you on safaris and walks to avoid dehydration.
16. Can I go on a photography tour?
Yes, many operators offer specialized wildlife photography tours where the focus is on getting the best shots of Assam’s wildlife. Professional photographers often accompany these tours, offering tips and guidance on capturing the perfect wildlife moments.
17. Is tipping expected during the tour?
Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory. It is common to tip safari guides, drivers, and hotel staff if you are satisfied with the service. Some tours may include tips in the package.
18. Are there any festivals or events I should know about during the tour?
If you visit during April, you can experience Rongali Bihu, Assam’s most important festival celebrating the Assamese New Year. It’s a great way to experience local culture, food, and music. Some tours may also coincide with wildlife conservation events or eco-tourism festivals.
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