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Dec 30, 2021

Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary

As the only hill station in Rajasthan, Mount Abu has been a popular retreat from the heat of Rajasthan and neighboring Gujarat for centuries. However, the Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary is also a place rich in wildlife, with mammals like Leopard, Sloth Bear, Wild Boar, Chinkara, and more calling it home. Being the last known stronghold of the rare and endangered Green Avadavat, and a winter home for sought-after species like White-naped Tit, White-capped Bunting, and more, Mount Abu is also a popular destination among birdwatchers.

Dec 20, 2021

Rajaji National Park

Named after C. Rajagopalachari, a prominent figure in India’s freedom struggle, Rajaji National Park is mostly made up of dense broadleaved deciduous jungles, and wetland and grassland patches. This variation in habitat accounts for the rich diversity and wide variety of flora and fauna of Rajaji. Apart from big cats (Tiger and Leopard), this tiger reserve is best known for its elephant population.

Dec 18, 2021

Dudhwa National Park

Lying on the India-Nepal border, the Dudhwa National Park's dense forests, seasonal swamps, and tall grasslands are one of the most stunning examples of the Terai ecosystem. The biggest indicator of how healthy these forests are is the wealth of wildlife it is home to, from tigers and leopards to sambar, swamp deer, and even Indian Rhinoceros! With over 350 species of birds found here, Dudhwa is a place that will keep every birdwatcher happy too!

Dec 15, 2021

Best Birding In The Western Ghats.

Known mainly for its stunning beaches and vibrant nightlife, Goa is also a cultural and historical landmine, and, more importantly, home to some of the best birding in the Western Ghats. Between the coastal beaches, inland forests, and everything in between, you are bound to get along and varied birding list in Goa.

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Dec 01, 2021

Periyar National Park

The landscape of Periyar National Park, lying in the middle of the Cardamom Hills of the southern Western Ghats of Kerala, is truly beautiful to behold. With lush evergreen forests and picturesque wetlands, this park is home to some of the most amazing wildlife of the region, including tigers, elephants, Malabar Giant Squirrel, and a variety of endemic birds, Such as Nilgiri Wood Pigeon, Nilgiri Flycatcher, and Blue-winged Parakeet to name a few. Periyar is truly a dream destination for wildlifers, birders, and photographers.

Nov 29, 2021

Mudumalai National Park

Mudumalai National Park is one of the finest elephant habitats, and its open forest makes it easy for visitors to see the rich wildlife in natural surroundings. Not only is the park home to Gaur, Elephant, Sambar, Chital, and even the occasional Tiger or Leopard, but about 250 species of birds have also been recorded here. Malabar Trogon, Malabar Pied Hornbill, White-bellied Woodpecker, Indian Pitta, and Green Imperial Pigeon are just a part of its avian variety.

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Nov 25, 2021

Andamans

Apart from beautiful beaches, the Andamans are also a treasure trove of birds. Like most islands, they have their own share of amazing endemic species and being geographically closer to southeast Asia, the Andamans are also home to species seen nowhere else in the Indian subcontinent. All these factors, and more, make for an amazing birdwatching experience in India.

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Nov 24, 2021

Ladakh Tour

India's true north, the land of Ladakh, looks as though it was made for birdwatching and photography. Apart from the scenic landscapes, Ladakh's birdlife is spectacular, almost unique to the region, from the Black-necked Cranes, and Golden Eagles, to the dainty Guldenstadt's Redstart, Little Owl, and a variety of snow finches and accentors, and everything in between. Ladakh is truly a birdwatcher's dream destination

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Nov 09, 2021

Mahananda Wildlife Sanctuary

Looking for a somewhat offbeat wildlife haven? Why not Mahananda Wildlife Sanctuary in the eastern Himalayan foothills? Located just 13km from Siliguri and 28km from Bagdogra airport, Mahananda is a paradise for wildlife lovers. The lush foothill forests are home to a wide variety of wildlife like Tiger, Gaur, Black Bear, and more, and is a haven for birdwatchers with more than 300 species of birds calling their forests home. The region is also an important corridor for Asian Elephant migration, and several watchtowers make ideal lookout points for this phenomenon.

 

Nov 02, 2021

Lying in the shadow of Mount Kanchenjunga

Lying in the shadow of Mount Kanchenjunga, India's highest mountain, the land of Sikkim is rich in culture, history, and wildlife. Whether you want to go birding, admire the beautiful monasteries, learn more about the history, or even sample some of the local cuisines, Sikkim's scenic views, picturesque monuments, and rich wildlife diversity have something for you.