10 Wildlife Parks To Watch Migratory Birds This November

OT Staff & Waquar Habib

Keoladeo National Park (Bharatpur)

Keoladeo National Park hosts thousands of winter migrants from November to February; expect cranes, ducks and waders, guided cycles and boat hides across seasonal wetlands for immersive birdwatching experiences.

An Oriental darter in Keoladeo National Park | Shutterstock

Chilika Lake (Nalabana, Odisha)

Chilika Lake transforms into a migratory haven from November; visit Nalabana island by boat to see flamingos, pintails and the famous lagoon bird spectacle, with Mangalajodi eco-guides enhancing encounters daily.

Birds flying over the Chilika Lake, Puri | Wikimedia Commons

Sultanpur National Park (Haryana)

Sultanpur National Park attracts winter migrants from November, offering easy morning hides, waterbird concentrations, migratory ducks and waders, plus accessible trails and expert local birding guides for photographers.

Bar-headed geese in Sultanpur National Park | Shutterstock

Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary (Tamil Nadu)

Vedanthangal fills with migratory waterbirds from November to March; observe painted storks, pelicans and herons from watchtowers, enjoying peaceful lakeside views and guided morning walks by experienced naturalists.

Birds inside Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary, Tamil Nadu | balasubramaniangv/instagram

Pulicat Lake (Andhra/Tamil Nadu)

Pulicat Lake hosts thousands of flamingos and winter migrants from November; take a boat through its brackish lagoons, spot terns and waders, and explore the rare coastal bird habitats responsibly.

Migratory bird -Asian Painted stork at Pulicat Lake | Shutterstock

Nal Sarovar Bird Sanctuary (Gujarat)

Nal Sarovar Lake is a vast winter refuge from November; watch flamingos, pelicans, ducks and waders from duckboards and hides, enjoy boat safaris and panoramic sunset birding across reedbeds daily.

Birds at Nal Sarovar Bird Sanctuary | nalsarovar_bird_sanctuary/instagram

Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary (Karnataka)

Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary on the Kaveri is lively from November; boat trips reveal painted storks, herons and riverine migrants nesting on islets, ideal for close-up photography and morning visits regularly.

Birds at Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary | noorphotography_62/instagram

Harike Wetland (Punjab)

Harike Wetland becomes an avian hotspot from November, hosting tens of thousands of ducks, geese and waders; winter boat safaris, viewing towers and local guides ensure safe, informative birdwatching experiences.

Oriental darter at Harike Wetland, Punjab | raminder_pal_singh/instagram

Pong Dam / Maharana Pratap Sagar (Himachal Pradesh)

Pong Dam attracts migratory waterfowl from November; observe bar-headed geese, ducks and raptors along reservoir shorelines, enjoy sunrise hides and expert-guided safaris for seasoned birdwatchers regularly too.

A shot of a bar-headed goose midair | sudipadhikary.work/insttagram

Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary (Kerala)

Kumarakom on Vembanad Lake welcomes winter migrants from November; watch waterbirds, kingfishers and migratory ducks from hides, houseboats and guided canoe trips through reed-fringed waterways with experienced naturalists.

Inside the Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary | Shutterstock

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