Bird Watching In Shimla

Quick Info:

• Trip Location: Shimla
• Pick and Drop Location: Mall Road, Shimla
• Bird Watching Location: Water Catchment Sanctuary in Mashobra, Shimla
• Activity Start and End Time: 7:30 AM - 1:30 PM
• Duration: five Hours

About Shimla:

• Shimla's Victorian architecture, which can be seen in a specific area of the Ridge and the Mall, is a major draw for tourists. Shimla is renowned for being among the top tourist destinations. 
• Himalayan Bird Park in Shimla, a little aviary, is home to rare and unusual species as well as the iridescent monal pheasant, formerly the state bird of Himachal Pradesh. 

About Bird Watching In Shimla:

• India's wealthy herbal panorama has long been the shelter of birds from all around the world.
• You can enjoy the amazing herbal landscapes of Mashobra Catchment Sanctuary wherein those birds makethey'rerresideg in addition to the points of interest and sounds of the birds themselves.
• Be geared up withinside the morning after breakfast, the auto will come for choosing up from the resort or Mall street vicinity in the city. 
• After achieving the vicinity, a stroll in the direction of the herbal landscapes and wooded area will deliver clean breath with the residing sound of the birds. 
• This sanctuary has specific species of birds, if lucky we can also additionally see, Chakor, Kalij Pheasant, Black and Brown Partridge, Thrushes, Himalayan Magpie, and many more. 
• The manual could be nicely aware of the routes and hen species, which will make your day exciting and memorable. 

Know Before You Go Bird Watching In Shimla:

• After booking, the guide and driver's information will be sent to you through email.
• Indian travelers must pay a 50 INR entry fee, while foreign visitors must pay a 100 INR entry fee.
• The traveler will pay INR 250 in cash for the camera admission fee.
• The price is comparable for adults and kids over the age of 8.
• A child under the age of 8 is free.
• Protect your own possessions.
• Please adhere to the guide's guidelines.
• Avoid approaching any birds.
• With regard to safety and security, pay attention to the guide.
• While bird watching, one must abide by the regulations set forth by the forest or park.
• Always keep a proper ID on you, such as an Aadhar card.