Bird Watching Tour in Nepal

Nepal is a true paradise for bird lovers, home to an astonishing 915 species of birds, which makes up nearly 8% of the world’s bird diversity. From the snowy Himalayas to the lush Terai wetlands, the country’s varied landscapes provide a haven for both resident and migratory birds. Whether you’re searching for Nepal’s endemic Spiny Babbler, colorful Himalayan species like the Monal, or rare wetland birds such as the Sarus Crane and Bengal Florican, this journey promises unforgettable encounters.

This 12-day Bird Watching Tour in Nepal combines world-class birding with cultural immersion. You’ll explore Kathmandu Valley’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites, wander through birding hotspots like Pulchowki Hill, Shivapuri National Park, and Godavari Botanical Garden, and then venture to Nepal’s renowned reserves—Lumbini Crane Sanctuary, Chitwan National Park, and Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve. Along the way, enjoy breathtaking Himalayan views, authentic Nepali hospitality, and a chance to experience the traditions of local communities.

The best time for bird watching in Nepal is spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November), when skies are clear, temperatures are mild, and migratory birds arrive from across the globe. Guided by experienced naturalists and ornithologists, you’ll not only see rare species but also learn about their habitats, behaviors, and conservation.

This trip is more than birdwatching—it’s a blend of nature, culture, and adventure, making it an ideal journey for both avid birders and curious travelers.

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