BIRDWATCHING · NEW DELHI BIRDWATCHING TOURS
The 10 best new delhi birdwatching tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and which months the birds are actually there. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Review of Bharatpur bird watching from Delhi, with Keoladeo National Park, rickshaw safari, Shiva Temple, price, timing, and practical tips.
“Probably the best and nearest birding and wildlife region from Delhi. Natural bloom was at its best and birds seemed ecstatic to bring new offspring of theirs into this world.”
Five days through Delhi, Agra, Jaipur, Bharatpur, and Ranthambore, with Taj Mahal sunrise, two safaris, guides, hotels, and transport.
“Guddu, our driver, was without comparison the best I’ve ever had in India—kind, calm, attentive, helpful and discreet. The tour guides at both the Taj Mahal and Jaipur were extremely knowledgeable and added great value to the experience. The administration was always forthcoming and helpful. Ranthambore was amazing and the Tiger Den a wonderful resort. However, there were a few areas for improvement. Details about the trip were shared quite late. The hotels varied significantly, and it would have been preferable to know in advance where we were staying, with the option to upgrade. Although the car was large, it felt cramped for our long-legged family of four with six…”
Explore Sultanpur National Park from Delhi on a private birding tour with hotel pickup, a guide, wetland walks, and 250 possible species.
“Sachin was my amazing border guide to Sultanpur National Park: it's a tiny reserve, basically a small lake and wetland with some area around it. But the moment I got to the lake, I understood that this was a very special place. It was absolutRead more”
Review of a 7-day India tour linking Delhi, Agra, Jaipur, Bharatpur birds, Ranthambore tigers, hotels, safaris, and value.
“Sonia and her team organised a perfect tour from start to finish. Shankar our driver was the best we could have asked for and really made our holiday special. All tour guides were friendly and knowledgeable. Hotels were perfect and everything went so smoothly. Tigers, Taj Mahal, tuk tuk races, street food, temples, monkeys….😀🇮🇳”
Review of a private Delhi tour combining Keoladeo birdwatching, a three-hour rickshaw ride, lunch, and the Taj Mahal in Agra.
“My guide at Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary was so very patient and happy to show me the birds!! I logged 50 species of birds during the trip and truly loved every minute of my time there. I wish this part of the trip lasted longer as it was the highlight of my trip thus far.”
Review of the Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary tour from Delhi, with private pickup, expert guiding, birding tips, costs, timing, and practical advice.
“Great day birding at a hidden gem close to Delhi. If you want to get out of the city for a quick day trip then this is a great way to find some nature and beautiful birds. Well organized, knowledgeable guides, and worth the money!”
Escape Delhi for a half-day at Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary, with 250 bird species, wetlands, forest, blue bulls, and private transport.
“An amazing tour to the world of birds with quite a competent guide, thanks.”
Review of a two-day Agra tour from Delhi with the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, Fatehpur Sikri, Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary, hotel, and private car.
“There are short trip for me.I Don't more Day for visit but all are good with me start to end like our driver and our Guide they both good person.Our guide have more knowledge for all monuments.we stay in agra for night and next day visit fathepur sikri.”
Review of a private Delhi to Bharatpur birding tour with rickshaw safari, naturalist guide, park wildlife, transport, price, and practical tips.
“This was a great experience. Even though it was May and very hot, we saw nearly 50 species of birds. We also saw deer, jackals, turtles, squirrels, and more. It was a pleasant and comfortable drive. The park is well worth a visit if you want to enjoy some of India's nature.”
Review of Sultanpur Birding Escapade from Delhi, with photography tips, private transport, meals, birding stops, costs, and practical advice.
“"Manish" was great! Communication was text through WhatsApp and very easy. He was right on time and we made a bonus side trip to a small wetland on the way to Sultanpur. Sultanpur is a nice bird sanctuary an easy hour or so drive from Delhi so is a really nice way to get out of town and see some native Indian birds while you are staying in Delhi.”
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