With over 890 different species of birds to see, Nepal is a photographer's and bird watcher's paradise. Explore the fascinating world of birds at our beautiful country from the Top of Himalaya to lowland of Terai, to see a wide variety of species, immerse yourself in the varied habitats of open water regions, community forests, open grasslands, and riverbanks. Whether you choose a brisk Jeep ride or a leisurely stroll among the several vegetation’s, our knowledgeable Experts will make sure your bird-watching experience is one to remember.

Nepal is home to a rare collection of vulnerable and severely endangered birds, with over 39 species assessed as globally threatened, including two vagrants (Long-tail Duck and Indian Vulture). While 168 different species are assessed as nationally threatened. This collection draws ornithologists from all over the world. Spiny Babbler (Turdoides nipalensis) is a single Endemic bird and Himalayan Monal (Lophophorus impejanus) is National Birds of Nepal.

There are several rare species of the birds to see in Nepal such as Himalayan Monal, Ibisbill, Snowcocks, Pheasant and many more in Himalayan region. Great hornbill, Bengal florican, Sarus Crane and many more in Terai. Koshi tapu wildlife reserve, Chitwan national park, Lumbini, Bardiya national park and Shuklaphanta national park are popular places to see the birds. Sivapuri nagarjun national park, Godawori fulchoki forest and Ranibari are the best within Kathmandu valley.