Birding Tours Pangot Nainital

More than 250 species of birds have been recorded in the area.

One can have excellent birding opportunities in the lodge itself.

Besides, there are numerous walks through the terrace fields into the thick oak forest which are extremely rewarding.

There are good trails from the lodge to Timla Pani, Gughu Khan, Kilbury Forest Rest House and on to Cheena Peak.

The guide may accompany you on these treks (pre-booking required).

brown –fronted and grey – hooded woodpeckers, as well as the luminous maroon oriole and

jewel-like blue Verditer Flycatcher.

(Pangot Nala) This stream runs nearly all year round. As you walk from Pangot to Kilbury,
you will cross a bridge after 1 km.
Turn right on the path going up from the bridge along the stream.

This is excellent picnic territory; take a dip in the pool, even chill your beer in them.

Look out for spotted forktails, long-billed thrushes, and brown wood owls.