Birdwatching in Bharatpur is one of the best wildlife experiences in India, and whether you are a beginner or an expert birdwatcher , this park is bound to enthrall and amaze you with its diversity of Bird life , and while visiting the park is pretty straightforward , we recommend you go through the below practical travel tips to get the most out of your Bharatpur Birdwatching Trip . Read on and get inspired.
8. Carry a day pack with essentials,
"A day pack with essentials comes in real handy,carry plenty of water to keep you hydrated, sunscreen to prevent the tan, hat, sun glasses, some snacks and a pair of binoculars to get a closer look at all the beautiful birds"
7. Book your Park Entry Online
"Booking the entrance online is a great way to save time and avoid queuing up for the ticket. Buy your tickets here -https://fmdss.forest.rajasthan.gov.in"
6. Dress Appropriately
"For early morning and evenings a fleece / light sweater comes in handy, wear comfortable pair of shoes as there is quite a bit of walking involved and a cap / hat protects you against the afternoon sun."
5.Maintain your distance
"Maintain a respectable viewing distance from the birds and animals, do not try to get too close or feed them as this might be harmful for them and upsets the ecological balance"
4.Relax at the Park Canteen
"The park has a small garden, canteen, basic toilets where you can relax in the afternoon, you can also arrange for your hotel to have your lunch sent here, this way you won’t have to leave the park and can spend the entire day birding here"
3.Arrange your Meals
"Bharatpur does not have any café culture or dining scene , it is best to book your meals with the accommodation so you won’t have the stress of finding meals after a day spend birding in the park"
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2.Hire an Expert Guide
"Local guides are experienced, knowledgeable and know where the birds are, especially when you want to see nightjars, owls, cranes and other rare species, they are highly resourceful and this helps support the local community as well"
1.Invest in a Field Guide
Having a field guide on hand helps in making your visit fun and informative, browsing through the pages and trying to identify the birds you have just seen creates excitement and helps you learn more about our natural world.