Manas-Pobitora Wilderness

Arrive at Guwahati airport. On arrival, you will be received by our representative
at the airport offering a warm welcome in traditional Assamese style. From the
airport, drive to the Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary to spot the One Horned
Rhinoceros of Assam, an endangered rhino breed indigenous to Assam. The
Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary has the highest population density of One
Horned Rhinoceros in the World. Also, visit the Mayan Museum.
Mayong is the famous land of black magic in India. Although black magic is
no longer practiced, you will be mesmerised by the relics in the museum showcasing these
practices that were prevalent earlier.

Hotel check-in and rest for the night.

Early morning, go for a thrilling Jeep Safari into the Pobitora Wildlife
Sanctuary. Later, you will depart to Manas National Park located close to the Bhutan border. Enroute visit one
of the longest bridges of North East India on the mighty Brahmaputra ‘the Sariaghat Setu’, built to resist the Chinese in 1964. Check into a jungle resort at Manas National Park . Evening free to take a walk along the tea gardens nearby.

Early morning experience Elephant Safari at the picturesque Manas National
Park and spot a variety of wildlife. In the afternoon, visit Bodo tribal villages and learn about the
traditional practices and the rich heritage of the arguably one of the oldest tribes of Assam. Also experience in the evening, local methods of cooking food over a bonfire and cultural programme.

Today, you will go deeper into the forests of Manas National Park and enjoy a complete day of Jeep Safari. This ride will take you closer to the exotic birds, flora and fauna of Manas.

After breakfast, head out for Guwahati. On the way, visit the Assam-Bhutan border. In the evening, experience dinner aboard a River Cruise on the mighty Brahmaputra River in the beautiful city of Guwahati. Night Halt at a homestay/comfortable hotel.

Post breakfast, visit the ancient Temples and Satras of North Guwahati. Start with a visit to Dol Govinda Temple, one of the most revered shrines of Lord Krishna. Historical reference to this temple dates back to more than two centuries ago. Later, visit the Assamese Vaishnavite Monastery ‘the Auniati Satra’. In the afternoon, visit the Architectural Marvel of the Mighty Ahom Dynasty under the regime of King Shiva Singha – the Aswaklanta Temple built in 1720 AD. The day will end at the Dirgheswari Temple that has rock cut images tracing back to the 11th-12th centuries.

Early morning, visit the holy Kamakhya Temple at Guwahati. After breakfast, you will depart to Guwahati airport for your onward destination.
Trip Ends.