| Package Duration | 6 Nights/ 7 Days |
| Package Validity | N.A. |
| Destination Covered | Kaziranga – Manas – Guwahati – Kukurmara |
| Package Cost | On Request |
OVERVIEW :
Day 01: Guwahati – Kaziranga National Park
Day 02: Kaziranga National Park
Day 03: Kaziranga – Manas National Park
Day 04: Manas
Day 05: Manas – Guwahati
Day 06: Guwahati – Kukurmara – Guwahati
Day 07: Guwahati – Airport drop
TOUR ITINERARY :
DAY 01: GUWAHATI – KAZIRANGA NATIONAL PARK
Arrive Guwahati airport and transfer to Kaziranga (250 Km / 5 hrs drives). Check in Kaziranga Hotel.
DAY 02: KAZIRANGA NATIONAL PARK
After an early wake-up, you will be taken to the riding point in the Central Range (Kokoro) for an Elephant Ride. After the ride return back to the lodge, having breakfast at 7 a.m drive to the Central Rang (Kohora) of the park for a jeep safari. After lunch at 2.15, there will be another Jeep safari in the Western Range (Baguri) of the park. Evening at leisure.
DAY 03: KAZIRANGA – MANAS NATIONAL PARK
After breakfast check out and drive to Manas (340 Km / 7 Hrs drive) and check in to the hotel. Overnight in Manas.
MANAS NATIONAL PARK: The National Park was designated as a Tiger Reserve in 1973. Situated in the foothills of Bhutanese Himalaya, is famous for its majestic Tiger and Golden Leaf Monkey discovered only a few decades ago. It is a paradise for bird lovers, birds which can be seen here are the Giant Hornbills, Pheasants, Jungle Fowl, Scarlet Minivet, Partridge, Florican and variety of water birds.
DAY 04: MANAS
Early morning explore the pristine beauty and wilderness of the jungle on the back of an elephant (for one hour) in the Bansbari range of the park. Afternoons go for a jeep safari in the most beautiful point of Manas National Park – Mathanguri and you could also have experience of night safari while returning back to your lodge.
DAY 05: MANAS – GUWAHATI
After breakfast check out and drive to Guwahati (178 Km/ 4 hrs drive). Check in to the hotel. Later visit Kamakhya Temple, Sankardev Kalakshetra. Overnight in Guwahati.
DAY 06: GUWAHATI – KUKURMARA – GUWAHATI
After breakfast visit Nabagraha temple, Assam State Museum, later drive to Chaygaon (Kukurmara).
Located 70 km from Guwahati, the river dolphins are found in Kulsi river, which is the southern tributary of the Brahmaputra river. The river, with a width of 19 m, passes mainly through Chaygaon area of Kamrup District. River dolphins scientific name is Platanista gangetica. It is commonly known as “Susu” in Ganges and “Hihu” in the Brahmaputra. They are aquatic mammals. They are found in large numbers on the Kulsi river. Because of their poor eyesight, they cannot be trained as in the case of marine dolphins. Further, they do not live for long in captivity. Hence they cannot be kept for shows in dolphinariums. River dolphins (“Susu” or “Hihu”) grow to a maximum length of 2.6 m (8 ft.), weighing about 100 kg. They have an elongated beak with about 28 sharp curved teeth on each side of upper and lower jaws. The flippers (forearms) are broad and paddle like. The dorsal fin is short but the caudal fluke is well developed. As they are mammals they breathe air with lungs and come to the surface for breathing. They have to surface at least once in 30-50 seconds. They give birth to a calf of the length of about 65 cm after a gestation period of about 9 months. They feed their young ones with milk from the mammary glands located near its anus. The river dolphins feed on small fishes and prawns. They mature at an age of 6-7 years and may live for about 35 years. Country boats (without motor) are used for a sighting of river dolphins. Evening return to Guwahati.
NOTE: This boat ride to view the Gangetic Dolphin is subject to river condition, it is better to avoid the rainy season due to the high water level (June – 1st half of Aug). Jeep Safari is Subject to Road and Weather Condition
DAY 07: GUWAHATI – AIRPORT DROP After breakfast transfer to Guwahati airport.
