Manas National Park's homestays: A rising star in Assam's tourism circuit

Manas National Park, a breathtaking destination in Assam, is experiencing a remarkable rise in homestay tourism, with over 40 homestays springing up to accommodate the increasing number of travellers. These homestays offer a unique "Home Away from Home" experience, making them the preferred choice for tourists seeking an authentic and immersive experience. The affordability and homely atmosphere of these homestays have led tourists to opt for them over traditional lodges and resorts, craving a more personal and local connection.

Located in picturesque villages like Ghatigaon, Barengabari, and Bansbari, these homestays provide comfortable rooms, modern amenities, and traditional Assamese cuisine. Tourists can indulge in activities like jeep safaris, elephant safaris, and river rafting, or simply soak in the local culture and traditions.

What sets Manas's homestays apart is their affordability, with prices starting from ₹2,000 per night and going up to ₹5,000. With numerous options to choose from, tourists can select a homestay that suits their budget and preferences.

The homestay business has brought significant economic benefits to the local community, with many residents owning jeeps and offering safari services. By promoting rural tourism, these homestays are showcasing Assam's rich cultural heritage and creating new livelihood opportunities for locals.

As Manas's homestays continue to gain popularity, they are poised to become a model for sustainable tourism in the region, offering a unique blend of comfort, culture, and adventure.

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