Birding In Himalayan Foothills

The four nights and five days tour is focused upon showcasing the rich avian life settled in the dense thickets of the Himalayan Foothills. The kickstart in India’s finest wildlife sanctuary- Corbett National Park. Named after the famous hunter turned conservationist- Jim Corbett who played a significant role in wiping out the maneaters and establishing a national park. Today the park is a turf of Bengal tigers and Asian Leopards inviting wildlife enthusiasts from all across the board. The park is divided into six zones in which Dhikala, Jhirna, and Bijrani come under Buffer zones. Besides spending time in tiger tracking you will get many opportunities to closely get a feast to the rich avian life settled in the region. From Corbett, you will be heading towards Pangot- a sleepy hamlet perched in the Himalayas. The place is bounded by lush green hills and several hidden creeks harboring some more than three hundred and fifty species including Cheer Pheasant, Khalij Pheasant, Koklass Pheasant, Siberian Rubythroat, Himalayan Rubythroat, Red-billed blue magpie, Verdict Flycatcher, Bearded Vulture, etc. Led by an expert naturalist we will ensure that this enchanting excursion leave a magical impression on your mind