Birds & Animal Watching

Kyari Village’s mega reserve does have a good population of the birds & animals, which makes it one of its kind in India. With the presence of Indo-Gangetic plains, dense Sal forests, hilly vegetation, and grasslands, the park offers just the perfect setting for the birdwatching and sighting animals. Out here, travelers can find any types of chirping creatures, from the regional ones to the long-distance migrants such as dove, chat, robin, finch, eagle, hornbill, beef eater, babbler, and kingfisher. If lucky then one can spot some rare and prestigious animals like Tiger, Deers, Elephants etc.

Bird Watching

Jim Corbett National Park is a forested wildlife sanctuary in northern India’s Uttarakhand State. Rich in flora and fauna, it’s known for its Bengal tigers. Animals, including tigers, leopards and wild elephants, roam the Dhikala zone. Bird watching is a fun activity where one can look closely at a tremendous variety of shapes, sizes and colours of them. If you haven’t plan your trip till now you need to pack your bags and take a getaway to Jim Corbett National park where you will not only get a chance to witness a plethora of bird’s species, but also an exotic flora and fauna as well.

To appreciate some undiluted extravagance while being surrounded by the wildlife, one can stay at the Alaya Resort which has secured itself among the best resorts in Jim Corbett. Settled during the quiet Himalayas of the pleasant Himachal Pradesh, it is a home away from home where guests can relax and unwind to the core. The Alaya Resort is a perfect luxury resort in Corbett to celebrate nature, peace, wildlife life and an unwinding ambiance to avoid the hustle and clamour of the daily city life.

Animal Sighting

India’s first and oldest national park, Corbett is a major attraction among the wildlife and nature lovers. Developed and by Late Jim Corbett in 1936, it is home to more than 585 species of birds, 37 species of dragonflies, 33 species of reptiles, 7 species of amphibians and 7 species of fishes. The national park covers a vast area of 520.8 sq. km and is popular for its rich wildlife and scenic beauty.
Even though the main highlights of the this national park are endangered Bengal tigers, crocodiles and leopards, the visitors can easily spot other wildlife animals such as hogs, boars, sambas, sloths, pangolins, elephants, langurs and gorals. Further, the presence of Himalayan Black bears, black bucks, yellow-throated martens, spotted deers and Indian Grey Mongoose enhances the charm and beauty of this park. Also, a change in the climatic conditions of the Corbett makes it a preferable habitat among the resident as well as the migratory birds like eagles, parakeets, peacocks and jungle fowls.