Birding
BIRDING
Birding Tours

Central India's reserves hold well over 300 recorded bird species between them, and most safari guides simply drive past them chasing tigers. This tour flips that — led by our birding specialist Priya Deshmukh, routed around wetlands, forest edges and the early-morning hours when calls carry furthest.
- Duration
- 3-day sample
- Style
- Birding
- Languages
- English, Hindi, Marathi
- From
- ₹5,500 / person / day
INCLUDED
What's included
- Specialist birding naturalist guide
- Slow-paced gypsy drives prioritising stops over distance covered
- Wetland and forest-edge walking sessions where permitted
- All safari and zone permits
- A printed checklist of species recorded on your trip
ITINERARY
Sample itinerary
- 1
Day 1
Arrive, late-afternoon orientation walk around the lodge grounds.
- 2
Day 2
Dawn wetland session, midday rest, late-afternoon forest-edge drive.
- 3
Day 3
Full dawn-to-midday session covering a second habitat zone, then depart.
A sample sequence — every itinerary is adjusted to your dates, park availability and pace.
BOOKING
Book this tour.
Languages available
- English
- Hindi
- Marathi
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Before you ask.
Still have questions?
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Chat on WhatsAppWhich parks are best for birding?
Nagzira and Pench are our strongest birding stops, thanks to their forest lakes and wetland margins — Tadoba and Kanha are good secondary options.
Do I need my own binoculars?
We recommend bringing your own for fit and familiarity, but a limited number of spares are available on request.
How many species can I realistically expect to see?
A typical three-day trip logs 60 to 100 species depending on season and habitat mix — we'll give you a printed checklist to track your own count.
Is this tour good for serious birders with a target list?
Yes — tell Priya your target species ahead of time and she'll route drives around the specific habitats and times of day those birds favour.
Can birding be combined with a standard tiger safari?
Yes — many guests add a day or two of birding onto a Jungle Safari Tour booking rather than running it as a standalone trip.
