Bird Watching Tour in Nepal is surely a perfect chance to witness amazing species of birds found in Nepal. Nepal is home to beautiful birds. With rich natural resources and a favourable and diverse climate, Nepal provides a favourable shelter for varieties of birds. Nepal has recorded 876 different species of birds in the wetlands, national parks, forests, and crop fields throughout the country Whether you are a professional or amateur birdwatcher, Nepal aims to provide you with the best experience of your life. You will have the option of shooting or simply enjoying this amazing moment with different species of birds roaming the skies of five different climate zones. And it's true that Nepal is home to 8% of the entire world's bird population! Come explore nature and embark on the most thrilling journey of your life.

Nepal is home to approximately 876 different bird species, accounting for 8% of the global bird population. With 12 National Parks, 1 Wildlife Reserve, 1 Hunting Reserve, 6 Conservation Areas, and 13 Buffer Zones stretching from lowland Terai to the Himalayas, Nepal has developed a very good network of Protected Areas from Terai to high mountains cover 23.39 percent of the total land area of the country, contributing to in-situ conservation of biodiversity. There are 37 national endemic species, 300 regional endemic species, 133 hummingbird species, and more than 120 tanager species in the United States.

There are a number of significant National Park sites with 10 wetlands sites in Nepal that have received international recognition in the Ramsar List as of 2019 Likewise 27 different types of freshwater wetlands around the world.

Nepal has a total of 20. However, only 9 wetlands are now included in the Ramsar sites. On Mar 1, 2016, There are about 6000 rivers and rivulets in the country including both permanent and seasonal rivers. Nepal is projected to have 750,000 hectares of wetlands, accounting for 5% of the country's total land area.

These wetlands are home to 190 different kinds of water birds, including resident species, migratory species, and uncommon and rare resident species. In addition, these environments are home to a variety of different mammals, fish, reptiles, and birds. At least two crocodile species have been discovered in the wetlands of Nepal and have now been placed in jeopardy.

Wetlands provide numerous ecological, economic, and social advantages. Fish, wildlife, and a variety of vegetation call them home.

 From the Spiny Babbler, the only endemic bird of Nepal, to Vultures and beautiful kingfishers, Nepal has a wide range of species of birds to observe. In addition to the native birds, you can also find several migratory birds.

Our bird watching tour takes the bird watchers to wetlands, national parks, and other areas. You can watch and enjoy different species of birds. With an accompanying expert bird-watching guide, our bird-watching tour brings you the amazing birds of Nepal. You can also click the wonderful pictures of them, observe their movements and behaviour and get an amazing experience with those beautiful species of birds.

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