Destinations: Sultanpur National Park
Duration: Day Excursion
Best time: October to March
Tour Code: #1091-GWF
Description
Sultanpur National Park, officially designated as a bird sanctuary in 1972, is a haven for bird enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. This protected area is a thriving ecosystem that hosts an incredible diversity of avian species, ranging from vibrant wetland birds to elusive forest dwellers. The park attracts both resident birds that make it their year-round home and an impressive array of migratory species that travel vast distances to nest and feed in its tranquil surroundings.
What makes Sultanpur truly special is its unique blend of habitats. Beyond the park's wetlands and forested areas, the surrounding grassland plains add another dimension to the birdwatching experience. These grasslands provide a different type of ecosystem that supports a variety of bird species, making Sultanpur a richly diverse birding destination. In Sultanpur National Park, birdwatchers can expect to encounter an impressive array of species.
Situated conveniently close to Delhi, Sultanpur offers an easily accessible yet immersive escape into nature. Whether you're a seasoned birder or a curious traveler, the park promises an unforgettable experience, where you can witness the beauty and diversity of India's birdlife in a serene and picturesque setting.
Itinerary Overview
Day 01: Delhi - Sultanpur - Delhi
Expected Species:
Knob-billed Duck, Indian Spot-billed Duck, Red Collared-Dove, Yellow-footed Green-Pigeon, Common Hawk-Cuckoo, Sarus Crane, Indian Thick-knee, Yellow-wattled Lapwing, White-tailed Lapwing, Greater Painted-Snipe, Greater Flamingo, Asian Openbill, Asian Woolly-necked Stork, Black-necked Stork, Painted Stork, Glossy Ibis, Black-headed Ibis, Red-naped Ibis, Great Egret, Great White Pelican, Osprey, Black-winged Kite, Egyptian Vulture, Oriental Honey-buzzard, Indian Spotted Eagle, Greater Spotted Eagle, Booted Eagle, Spotted Owlet, Indian Gray Hornbill, Indian Roller, Coppersmith Barbet, Brown-headed Barbet, Eurasian Wryneck, Yellow-crowned Woodpecker, Black-rumped Flameback, Nilgai, Golden jackal, Jungle Cat
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