Day 01 : Arrive Guwahati / Manas (200 km) 5 hrs
Transfer to the airport to board the flight for Guwahati, on arrival at Guwahati airport meet with our representative and drive to Manas National Park. On arrival check in at the wildlife resort. Overnight at resort.

Manas :Situated on the foothills of the Himalaya, in the north bank of the Brahmaputra river, in Assam, Manas lies on the international border with Bhutan. Manas is the most stunning pristine wildlife habitat in India, comparable to the best in the world in the beauty of its spectacular landscape. It is bounded on the north by the Royal Manas National Park in Bhutan, on the south by populous North Kamrup district and on both east and west by buffer forest reserves which are part of 2,840 sq. Km Manas Tiger reserve. It was created as a project tiger reserve in the year 1973 and declared national park in the year 1973. It is also a UNESCO Natural World Heritage (in danger) site, a Project Tiger Reserve, an Elephant Reserve and a Biosphere Reserve - a unique distinction. This Brahmaputra Valley semi-evergreen forest Terrestrial Eco-region is also the richest in species of all Indian wildlife areas and the only known home for the rare and endangered Assam Roofed Turtle, Hispid Hare, Golden Langur and Pygmy Hog.

Day 02 : Manas Tiger Reserve
Morning and afternoon game drive to the national park for wildlife viewing. Overnight at resort.

Day 03 : Manas / Guwahati ( 200 km)
Morning after breakfast drive back to Guwahati. On arrival check in at the camp. In the afternoon city sightseeing tour. Overnight stay at eco camp.

Day 04 : Guwahati / Nameri (240 km) 5 ½ hrs
Morning after breakfast drive to Nameri national Park. On arrival check in at the camp/resort. Overnight at camp/resort.

NameriNational Park covers an area of 200 Sq. Kms. With river Jia Bhoroli bifurcating the park, it is the most scenic of all the national parks of Assam. Its in the eastern border of Assam in the valley and mountainous Arunachal Pradesh, Nameri is home to some of the endangered species like white winged wood duck, Sloth Bear, Tiger Leopard, Clouded Leopard, Sambar, Gaur, Indian Wild Dog, four varieties of Hornbill and many other winged species. The other reason Nameri is famous for, is the herds of elephants. The park have a high density of elephant population and due to lessening of forest cover, they sometimes invade human inhabited villages, which have attracted the attention of wildlife conservationists worldwide.

Day 05 : NameriNational Park
Morning after breakfast a guided trekking through Nameri Forest. Overnight at Camp.