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Top Tours

Apart from amazing [Tourist places in Gujarat](https://www.gujaratdekho.com/tourist-places-in-gujarat.html), Gujarat is also a heaven for birdwatchers, as it houses thousands of bird species. It is geographically situated between two traditional bird migration routes, one from Middle East and Europe to peninsular and another from the India Central and North Asia to East Africa. This makes Gujarat a perfect resting ground where birds of many feathers rest together. During the monsoon season, from July to September, the plentiful rains refill lakes and ponds and regenerate grasslands, creating a perfect habitat for visiting birds. It is believed that roughly 1.3 million migratory waterfowl visit Gujarat's 1,419 wetlands every year. The Rann of Kutch and the lakes around Jamnagar also serves breeding ground for pelicans, flamingoes and avocets during the monsoon season. The following section lists the various Bird Sanctuaries in Gujarat.

Gujarat

Rajasthan

West Zone

Ladakh

North Zone

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Andhra Pradesh

Asaam

Northern India arguably has one of the richest diversities as well as cultural landscapes to offer. It also hosts the most Iconic animal…

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Nal Sarovar, Banni Grassland, Khichan

Etched along the western coast of the Indian Subcontinent, The Western Ghats is one of the most breathtaking landscapes in the world…

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Namdapha, Dehing 

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Birding and mammal tours in Ladakh offer a truly unique high-altitude wildlife experience. 

The region's stark landscapes—ranging from alpine meadows to cold deserts—host rare and iconic species. 

Birders can spot high-altitude specialists like the Black-necked Crane, Himalayan Snowcock, and Tibetan Snow finch, while mammal enthusiasts may encounter elusive species such as the Tibetan Wolf, Himalayan Ibex, and Blue Sheep (Bharal). 

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A 9-day wildlife tour of Ladakh can be a fantastic experience, offering opportunities to spot unique Himalayan wildlife. Typically, a trip would include visits to Hemis National Park, known for snow leopards and other animals, and possibly Changthang Cold Desert Wildlife Sanctuary and Karakorum Wildlife Sanctuary.

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Wildlife Tour @ Ladakh - 9 Days

Nalsarovar is a vast wetland in Gujarat, famous for its serene lake and the spectacular sight of thousands of migratory birds like flamingos, pelicans, and storks. Thol, also in Gujarat, is a peaceful bird sanctuary surrounding a man-made lake, attracting waders, cranes, and waterfowl. Porbandar Bird Sanctuary, located in an urban setting, is a small yet vibrant habitat supporting a rich diversity of waterbirds including herons, ibis, and ducks. Bharatpur’s Keoladeo National Park in Rajasthan is a UNESCO World Heritage Site,.

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Nalsarovar, Thol, Porbandar, Keoladeo, Kailadevi, Ramsagar

Nalsarovar, Thol, porbandar, keoladeo, Kailadevi, ramsagar

Etched along the western coast of the Indian Subcontinent, The Western Ghats is one of the most breathtaking....

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Coringa 

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West Bengal

Jungle Trail offers you 4 Nights and 5 Days Kaziranga Safari Packages. Our itinerary is carefully designed keeping in mind the nee..

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Chilika Lake, Singalila, Coringa 

A sloth bear tour typically involves visiting wildlife sanctuaries and national parks where these unique bears can be observed in their natural habitat. 

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Sloth Bear Tour

Latpanchar, perched in the misty foothills of the eastern Himalayas, is one of India's finest birding destinations — a mosaic of subtropical and temperate forests teeming with hornbills, trogons, broadbills, and rare pittas. Mahananda Wildlife Sanctuary, bordering the Teesta River plains, complements the hills with its dense sal forest and rich lowland avifauna. Together, this 8-day circuit through West Bengal delivers a spectacular cross-section of Himalayan and Terai biodiversity, guided by experts who know every trail, hide, and forest call.

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Birding Tour @ Latpanchar & Mahananda WLS

East Sikkim

This 7-day circuit combines the high-altitude grandeur of East Sikkim with the rich subtropical forests of West Bengal's Himalayan foothills. Beginning at Padamchen in Sikkim, the tour ascends through rhododendron and conifer belts to seek out pheasants, tragopans, and alpine specialists before descending through Dikling and Khemshika to the legendary birding grounds of Latpanchar. The dramatic altitudinal gradient — from over 3,000 m to under 800 m — delivers an extraordinary diversity of Himalayan birds across just one week.

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Birding Tour @ East Sikkim + West Bengal

Gujarat is one of India's most rewarding wildlife destinations — a land of dramatic contrasts where the last wild Asiatic Lions roam teak forests at Gir, enigmatic Wild Asses gallop across the blinding salt flats of the Little Rann of Kutch, and thousands of flamingos paint the Nalsarovar wetlands pink. This 10-day circuit through three of Gujarat's finest wildlife habitats offers an unparalleled combination of big mammals, desert wildlife, and spectacular waterbirds — all in a single journey.

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Gujarat Wildlife Tour

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