BHARATPUR/ KEOLADEO NATIONAL PARK

Keoladeo National Park, Bharatpur also known as Ghana Bird Sanctuary is one of India’s most celebrated birding landscapes and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Once a royal duck-hunting reserve of the Maharajas, it has transformed into one of the subcontinent’s most important wintering grounds for aquatic birds arriving from Afghanistan, Turkmenistan, China, and Siberia.

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Home to over 364 recorded bird species, including the rare Siberian crane, this lush wetland comes alive in winter with pelicans, painted storks, bar-headed geese, and the elegant Sarus crane. What sets Keoladeo apart is its rich mosaic of habitats dense woodland, wetlands, and open grasslands creating the perfect refuge not just for birds, but also for sambar, chital, nilgai, jackals, and wild boar.

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With World Wild Safaris, you experience Keoladeo at a slower, more intimate pace where every moment unfolds naturally, revealing the richness of life that thrives here.