Birdwatching Tours India: Discover a New Species around Every Corner

Every birder knows the feeling. Someone suddenly stops walking, raises their binoculars, and quietly points towards a branch hidden deep inside a tree. For a few seconds, nobody says much. Then the excitement begins. It is moments like this that make an India birdwatching tour extremely addictive at times. You really have no idea what the next sighting will be. And that element of surprise is what is bringing people back again and again.

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Andaman Birding Tour: Where Rare Island Birds Take Center Stage

Some birding destinations are famous because they have large numbers of birds. The Andaman Islands attract birders for a different reason. People travel here because of what cannot be seen anywhere else. Long before most visitors start planning an Andaman birding tour, they have usually heard stories about island species that exist only in this part of the world. For many birdwatchers, that alone is reason enough to make the journey.

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Andaman Birding Tour & Arunachal Birding Adventures

India has a very large number of bird-watching areas, where only a few can be compared with the beauty of an Andaman birding tour or a trip to Arunachal birding. The Andamans are very attractive because of their tropical island forest and their very rare endemic birds. On the other hand, Arunachal Pradesh is marked by Himalayan species in the beautiful mountain landscape.

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Birding in North India

Birding in North India with India Birding Tours focuses on two states: Rajasthan and Uttarakhand. In Rajasthan, prime hotspots include Ranthambore National Park for tigers and birds; Keoladeo National Park with 400 species; and National Chambal Sanctuary for 250 resident and migratory birds. In Uttarakhand, Corbett National Park hosts 500 species, including Kalij Pheasant and Great Hornbill. The Himalayan leg covers Pangot for cheer pheasants and Sat Tal’s lakes for long-tailed broadbills. The best season is October to mid-May.

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