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India has a diversified geography and rich ecosystem, making it a paradise for wildlife and bird lovers. From the snow covered mountain ranges of the Himalayas to the lush green forests of the Western Ghats, desert vegetation of Rajasthan, tropical rainforests of the northeast and the mangroves of the Sundarbans Delta, make it a habitat for more than 1300 birds’ species, one of the best bird paradise around the world.
Whether you are an experienced bird watcher by profession or a casual bird lover, India offers the best opportunity to let you witness the exotic birds, some are rare, endemic and some migratory. We let you enjoy the best bird watching tours India, as each bird destination in India is home different species of birds, so check this article for enjoying the perfect birding tour.
There are many reasons why India is considered a birdwatchers paradise:
Due to a diverse landscape, and favorable climate needed by the birds, you will find different bird species in India. The ecosystem of India can be classified as:
Each of the ecosystems mentioned is home to different species of birds, making it an unparallel destination for bird lovers.
The endemic and rare bird species found in India are mentioned, these birds are nowhere to be found in the world, except India.
Due to its perfect climate and rich habitat, thousands of migratory birds come from different parts of the world like Europe, Siberia and Central Asia. These migratory birds travel thousands of mile to reach India to escape the harsh climatic conditions. Some of the migratory birds traveling from different parts of the world include:
To have the best bird watching experience, here is a list of the best bird watching destination that must be included in your bird watching tours India:
It is also known as Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary located in Rajasthan, designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is one of the best spot for watching some of the rare bird species. It is home to more than 370 species of birds, some of the popular bird species include the Indian Spot-billed Ducks, Painted Storks, and Siberian Cranes.
Best time to visit: October to March, when migratory birds arrive in Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary.
It is the largest mangrove forest in the world and is home to the wild animals like Royal Bengal tiger, and saltwater crocodiles, and rare bird species like Mangrove Pitta, Masked Finfoot, Brown-winged and Kingfisher. It offers one of best Wildlife Trips India, and witnessing rare bird species. The best way to explore this national park is by boat safari.
Best time to visit: November to February.
Although it is a small bird sanctuary located in Karnataka, it is home to many bird species like River Terns, Spoonbills, and Painted Storks. The best way to explore this bird sanctuary is by opting for a boat ride.
Best time to visit: December to May.
Due to its rich biodiversity, many bird species are found here like Sri Lanka Frogmouth, Malabar Trogon and Nilgiri Flycatcher. The main spots in Western Ghats to find different bird species include Thattekad Bird Sanctuary, Silent Valley National Park, and Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary.
Best time to visit: October to April.
It is the largest coastal lagoon in India; more than million of migratory birds fly from different countries like Europe to escape the harsh climate. Some of the popular ones include Greater Flamingos, Pelicans, and the uncommon Irrawaddy Dolphins.
Best time to visit: November to February.
It can be said as the only habitat of the Great Indian Bustard, some other bird species are also found here, includes Desert Wheatear, Laggar Falcon, etc. Tourist will have a rare experience, spotting birds in the desert vegetation.
Best time to visit: October and March for ideal conditions.
Another spot for having the best bird watching tours India is the Himalayas, as it is blessed with pleasant and cool climate, dense forests, rich vegetation, rivers, etc. Some of the popular birds you can spot in the Himalayas include Himalayan Monal (the sate bird of Uttarakhand), Blood Pheasant and Snow Partridge.
Best spots for bird watching: Hemis National Park (Ladakh), Pangot (Uttarakhand), and Eaglenest Wildlife Sanctuary (Arunachal Pradesh).
Best time to visit: March to June and September to November.
This is oldest national park in India, and is home to large number of Royal Bengal tigers, and other animals and different types of bird species like Great Hornbill, Himalayan Kingfisher, and Crested Serpent Eagle. More than 600 species of birds live in this national park due to its pleasant climate, dense forests and varied species of flora. Choosing Jim Corbett in your Wildlife Trips India will provide one of the best wildlife exploration trips in India.
Best time to visit: November to April.
Here check out the best time to opt for bird watching tours in India, witness the rare bird species in their natural habitat:
India is home to more than 1300 species of birds, making India a true paradise for bird watchers. So why don’t you pack your bags, binoculars and camera and head to India?
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