Andaman Birding Tour: A Unique Experience in India's Birdwatching Adventures

India Birding Tours was founded out of a love for birds. Around 2004, our founding member, Gaurav Kataria, set out to travel throughout India and photograph every bird species he encountered. Over the years, we have grown, evolved, and expanded from a fledgling enterprise to a round-the-year Indian birding holiday tour operator with an enviable record of successful tours for birdwatchers, photographers, and vacationers from all over the world. Very few other bird tour operators can cover India as thoroughly as we do.

Andaman Birding Tour

Our Andaman Birding Tour takes you to one of the world's remotest birding hotspots and treats you to a wonderful pageantry of endemic birds. The geographic isolation of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands archipelago has been a boon for its avifauna. Andaman and Nicobar Islands boast 30 endemic bird species. Imagine spotting an Andaman Woodpecker or an Andaman Crake during your trip. Andaman birding tour helps you discover the region's biodiversity while ensuring that each sighting comes with a detailed and captivating account and story.

Birding in India

This is a fantastic destination for birding in India, offering diverse habitats and numerous bird species, making it a birdwatcher's paradise. Some of the best locations for birding include Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary in Karnataka, Keoladeo National Park (Bharatpur) in Rajasthan, and Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary in Kerala. These areas are renowned for their diverse avifauna and distinctive ecosystems. Birding in India can be categorized into various habitats, including forests, scrublands, grasslands, farmlands, deserts, and wetlands, each with its unique avifauna.

India birdwatching tour

India birdwatching tour offer so many choices that one can easily overlook a potential birding hotspot eclipsed by a popular tourist hill station nearby. One such hotspot is the Kaudia forest in Kanatal, Uttarakhand. Situated in the hilly mountains of the Garhwal Himalayan Range, the Kaudia forest trail is about 6 km long. Serious explorers often dismiss it as a picnic spot or a hiking trail for casual vacationers.