This extensive settlement of government buildings provides the accommodation and offices for the administration and ranger activities in Royal Manas National Park. Hikes and safaris with a park guide can be arranged to start from here. Access is by wooden boat across Manas Chhu – the Bjoka road gives access to the west bank of the river or you can arrive by raft from Panbang.
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Royal Manas is Bhutan's oldest national park and occupies territory in the biodiverse southern foothills of three dzongkhags: Zhemgang, Sarpang and…
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The grasslands and lowland forests of Unesco-listed Manas National Park, abutting the Bhutan border about 150km northwest of Guwahati, are home to a very…
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The lovely twin waterfall at Lehleygang demands a stop on the journey from Tingtibi to Panbang. There's a small picnic ground (look for capped langurs in…
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Royal Manas is Bhutan's oldest national park and occupies territory in the biodiverse southern foothills of three dzongkhags: Zhemgang, Sarpang and…
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The lovely twin waterfall at Lehleygang demands a stop on the journey from Tingtibi to Panbang. There's a small picnic ground (look for capped langurs in…
8.53 MILES
The grasslands and lowland forests of Unesco-listed Manas National Park, abutting the Bhutan border about 150km northwest of Guwahati, are home to a very…