The Eastern Himalaya region is teeming with biodiversity and home to some of the larger protected areas of India. Namdapha, the Mishmi Hills, and Dibru-Saikhowa are among the best places in Northeast India to spot the rare habitat-specialized birds of this region.

The northwestern state of Rajasthan is rich in fascinating history and culture. The royal heritage is highly evident not only in the palaces, and monuments of the state but also in the wildlife. There is something regal about the animals and birds that call this state home. This tour gives you the opportunity to explore some of the best birdwatching destinations in Rajasthan.

This tour takes you to the best destinations of the Himalayas, including the Corbett National Park, one of India’s premier wildlife destinations, Pangot and Sat Tal, possibly the most well-known birding destinations of the western Himalayas, Jageshwar, a spiritual treasure trove that has been a pilgrimage site for countless generations, and much more.

This is possibly one of the most action-packed birdwatching tours you will see. Not only does this tour take you to some of the best birding sites of North India, but you also have the opportunity to visit two of North India’s best-known tiger reserves - Ranthambhore and Corbett National Park. Spanning 18 days, this tour takes you through a variety of landscapes, boosting your bird list, with expert help.
 

Bhutan has been protected by both its isolation within the Himalayas and the topography of its mountainous land, resulting in over 70% of the land remaining forested with approximately 25% protected by 10 National Parks and Wildlife Sanctuaries. The diverse range of environments varies from sub-tropical at 150 m to alpine over 4,500 m, supporting a natural habitat and wide range of ecosystems with rich and varied bird-life, flora, and fauna.

Goa is a birder’s paradise with many species endemic to peninsular India as well as many wintering species from farther north and more widespread Asian birds calling it home. Kerala is known for its species richness, with more than 450 bird species and a good diversity of mammals. Both of these bird-rich regions make South India a must-visit for any birder!

The emerald isle of Sri Lanka is a treasure trove of wildlife. Lying in the Western Ghats-Sri Lanka biodiversity hotspot, the island nation is home to many endemic bird and mammal species, as well as the world’s best whale-watching destinations.

During the monsoon, a change comes over the usually shy and secretive grassland birds. The urge to breed makes them not only much bolder but also drives some to perform spectacular courtship rituals. This tour celebrates these species and lets us share our expertise and experience with you, taking you to the best possible sites to enjoy watching these birds.

Home to Mt Everest, Nepal also boasts of stunning natural beauty, with enviable wildlife and cultural experiences making it a very attractive destination for tourists with varied interests.

The Andamans bring to mind beautiful landscapes with clear waters, sandy shores, and beautiful sunsets, or even exploring the mysterious world under the sea–an ideal summer getaway to destress from your everyday life.