Bird watching 

Birds are found everywhere, no matter where you live. You can observe birds and identify them near your home, in a park, or in a wilderness area. You can do it alone or in a group. All you need is a field guide or identification manual, mobile application (like eBird, Merlin, etc.), a pair of binoculars if possible, and a lot of “patience”. Once you have equipped yourselves with these, you are ready for the greatest recreation of your life. Bird watching is like a lifetime ticket to Nature’s theatre,  full of life, colours, and songs. 

Sariska is located on “Aravalli”, one of the oldest mountain ranges in the world, features a diversity of vegetation, includes dry deciduous forests, valleys, streams, open meadows and wetlands, supporting around 280 Avifaunal species. 

Bird watching Ethics 

* wear earth-coloured clothes to merge with the environment. 

* wear rebber-soled shoes to avoid making any sound while walking. 

* Do not wander off alone is a Sanctuary or wilderness area. 

* Follow all rules of the area and do not litter. 

* Do not touch nests or eggs.