Flanked between two of the world's giant economies - India
and China, Nepal is a nation known for its antiquity, divinity, and surreal
landscape. From carrying the highest peak and deepest canyon in the world to
becoming the center for Hindu and Buddhist devotees, this glorious country has
always allured people from all walks of life. Every year thousands of travelers
visit the land just to find solace in the tranquil atmosphere of Nepal. Some
come here to fulfill their dream of mounting the majestic Mt. Everest while
others seek to instill spirituality through the reverberations of consecrated
spaces which was established several thousand years ago.
Rich and exuberant wilderness is one more domain by which
this mystical land has invariably been identified with. Spread across 147, 181
Sq kilometer, Nepal is a blend of temperate, tropical, alpine forest housing
some of the rare and endemic species across the world. After India, it is in
this very land where the vulnerable One-horned Rhinos who are leading a
blissful life. Nepal is also lauded for supporting an array of wildlife
including Bengal tigers, Mugger crocodile, Asian Leopards, Clouded Leopards,
Snake Star Tortoise, Red Panda, Water Buffalos and many more.
Nepal boasts around 800+ bird species forming around 8% of
the world's recorded population. The hills around the valley such as Godavari,
Phulchowcki, and Nagarjun, and Taudaha Lake have become a humble abode for rare
and endemic birds Himalayas including Lesser Racket-tailed Drongo, Tibetan
Siskin, and the Spotted Forktail. Chitwan and Bardiya National Park are also
some of the nice stakeouts for birdwatching offering an incredible variety of
both resident and migratory birds. One can get an astonishing sight of the shy
and endangered Bengal Floricans, Impeyan Pheasant, Nepal’s national bird Danfe
and the Spiny Babbler.
Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve in the Eastern Terai is a
birdwatcher’s paradise. Entrenching its tentacles across the wetlands of
Sunsari, Saptari, and Udaypur district, the wildlife reserve is a humble abode
for more than 450+ species of birds including Spotting Wren-Babbler, Olive
Warbler, Pallas's fish eagle, Greater Adjutant, Rufous-Vented Grass Babbler,
Gull-billed tern, Swamp Francolin, Bengal Florican, Striated Grassbird and etc.
Realising the rich avian life residing in this Himalayan wonderland, we have
meticulously handcrafted a tour
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