From Tal Chhapar To Point Calimere: Discover Some Bird Watching Spots In India To Visit In Winters

From serene wetlands to lush mangrove forests and expansive grasslands, the country transforms into a heaven for migratory and endemic bird species.

Bird Watching Spots In India

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Winter is the perfect season to immerse yourself in the beauty of nature, and for birding enthusiasts, India offers an array of spectacular destinations. From serene wetlands to lush mangrove forests and expansive grasslands, the country transforms into a heaven for migratory and endemic bird species.

Explore India's top birdwatching destinations this winter for a journey filled with disovery and breathtaking sights.

Tal Chhapar, Rajasthan:

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Tal Chhapar snactuary is a small yet remarkable raptor hub that hosts 42 species of raptors in Rajathan. This grassland ecosystem boasts rich biodiversity, and it would not disappoint birdwatching enthusiasts. The smaller size ensures intimate experiences and even closer encounters with the avian residents.

Delhi-NCR:

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Delhi, along the migratory route for winter birds, transforms into a birdwatcher's delight during winter. The Okhla Bird Sanctuary, Yamuna Biodiversity Park, and Najafgarh are some of the main spots that offer a perfect chance to catch species-eye views. 

Andaman & Nicobar Islands:

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The Andaman and Nicobar Islands are an endemic haven, with at least 14 unique species. Other key found here are the Andaman Cuckoo-Dove, Andaman Woodpecke, Andaman Serpent Eagle, and Andaman Boobook. These beautiful islands offer a serene abode for bird enthusiasts, with their tropical beauty and exceptional wildlife.

Point Calimere Wildlife Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu:

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Situated in Tamil Nadu's Nagapattinam distric, Point Calimere Wildlife Sanctuary is a paradise for bird lovers. This beautiful sanctuary draws the world's attention to house flamingoes, sandpipers, gulls, terns, and black-tailed godwits. 

Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary, Karnataka:

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One of the nicest sights for bird enthusiasts, Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary is located along the Cauvery River in Karnataka. These riverside treetops are home to large colonies of waders and other species. A visit here combines natural beauty with abundant avian diversity.