a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this place is known for its rich avian diversity. This sanctuary attracts migratory birds from as far as Siberia during winter. 

Also referred to as the “Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary,” it is a haven for endemic species. Dense forests and expert-guided tours make it a rewarding destination for serious birdwatchers

Sultanpur National Park is a convenient getaway, especially for Delhi-NCR residents. Despite its smaller size, the park hosts over 250 species of birds. 

Asia’s largest brackish water lagoon transforms into a bird haven during winter. Flamingos, herons, and sandpipers flock here in large numbers, creating a spectacular sight.  

This is not only a bird sanctuary but also a biodiversity hotspot. Birdwatchers can spot hornbills, woodpeckers, and various waterfowl species here. 

Located in Karnataka, Ranganathittu is one of the largest bird sanctuaries in the state. It is spread over 40 acres of land. For a picturesque view, the park is situated on the banks of the river Kaveri.