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Manas National Park in February

Tiger reserve, World Heritage Site, and the quietest of the big parks.

Quick answer. Late winter, dry season continues. One of the easiest months to move around the state. For Manas National Park specifically, February is a comfortable month with the usual hill-state caveats.

Foothill ridgelines, representative of the Manas landscape
February in Manas National Park

The essentials

Area
500 sq km
Status
Tiger Reserve 1974, WHS 1985, NP 1990
From Guwahati
About 176km
Rail
Barpeta Road, about 20km
Month
February, Assam
This month
Late winter, dry season continues.

Why February here

500 sq km in the Himalayan foothills: rhinos, golden langurs and a river frontier with Bhutan.

Manas sits where the Assam plains meet the Bhutan Himalaya: a 500 sq km national park, a Tiger Reserve since 1974 and a World Heritage Site since 1985, with more than 20 endangered species listed by Assam Tourism. The Manas river is the border with Bhutan.

Wildlife this month: Wildlife season continues in all parks.

What to do

Golden langur

One of the few places on earth to see this endangered primate.

River safari country

The Manas river line with Bhutan on the far bank.

Bengal florican

One of the world’s rarest bustards in the grassland blocks.

Pair it with

Manas National Park in February, planned properly

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