Duration :
02 Nights / 03 Days
Activities :
2 Jeep Safaris & Birding Treks
Locations :
Pangot, Kilbury, Mongoli Valley, Corbett
Nestled amidst breathtaking landscapes, Jim Corbett National Park is not only celebrated as India’s first tiger reserve but also renowned as one of the richest bird habitats in the country. Home to over 550 species of birds, the park is a dream destination for bird watchers. Recognized by BirdLife International as an "Important Bird Area" (IBA), it hosts an incredible variety of avian species such as the Great Hornbill, Pallas’s Fishing Eagle, and Red-headed Vulture.
Our specially crafted 3 Days / 2 Nights Corbett Bird Watching Tour is designed to satiate the passion of avid bird watchers, offering serene environments where you can enjoy the melodies and sights of these feathered beauties.
Begin your adventure with a train ride from Delhi to Kathgodam, where our representative will welcome you. From there, take a scenic drive to Pangot, a charming hill station renowned for its vibrant birdlife. Check into your wildlife lodge and after breakfast, explore the Kilbury Bird Sanctuary. Return for lunch, then take an afternoon stroll to Bagger, traversing sylvan forests filled with bird calls. Enjoy dinner and an overnight stay amidst nature’s embrace.
After breakfast, proceed towards Corbett National Park. En route, stop at Mongoli Valley for more delightful birding. Arrive at your resort near the Bijrani zone in Dhikuli village. After lunch, enjoy a peaceful walk around Dhikuli and along Loha Pul (Iron Bridge) over the Kosi River. The tranquil riverbed offers excellent opportunities for spotting a variety of birds. Return to the resort for dinner and a restful night.
Start your day with breakfast before a morning jeep safari covering the lush forest zones of Khumeria, Marchula, and Sitabani. After lunch, enjoy an afternoon safari in the Bijrani/Jhirna tiger reserve zones, dedicating 3 hours to birding in the heart of Corbett. In the evening, board the train from Ramnagar station back to Delhi, concluding your tour. You will arrive early the next morning.
