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Bharatpur, India

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Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary Reviews | Rating 4.4 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary is located in Bharatpur, India on Keoloadev National Park Rd. Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary is rated 4.4 out of 5 in the category national parktourist attraction in India.

Address

Keoloadev National Park Rd

Phone

+91 1412822864

Amenities

Good for kidsPublic toilet

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entrance

Open hours

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Vikas Anand

It's very popular attraction for bird watchers but I regret facilities being provided for visitors. They only have paddle rickshaw or Mule cart to take you inside on a patchy road so when weather turns slightly warmer it doesn't remain enjoyable. I also pity on those rickshaw puller who took us around under scorching Sun of Feb end. Their location is good and ample parking space is available. Tickets are not expensive but charges for guide and rickshaw puller are hourly. One should always take a guide if unaware of bird, their types etc. One will also need a good binocular or telescope to enjoy sight of rare birds. A good camera with telescopic/high optical zoom is must to capture beautiful shots. I wasn't carrying anything but mobile so guide helped taking these pics by putting phone can behind telescope.

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ATUL ANAND

Good soothing place. I was disappointed with the service over their. First of first best time to visit early in the mrng and evng time. Do not visit in afternoon time. Entry fee is 111.00 per person. 50% discount on student card. Area of sanctuary is 29 km. But you are allowed to go only 6 km straight till KEOLADEV TEMPLE. Cycle per person 50 (for 4 hours) Rickshaw for 2 person 150 (1 hrs) Note : you have to come back in the same time period other wise you have to pay extra hours charge. HIDDEN GEM: ASK ANY ONE FOR TORTOISE POND.

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Prabhash Das

Awesome places for Bird lover and very good feel of natural biodiversity. Go early to enjoy whole day. Don't forget to go with binocular if you add thrill in your journey and photography skills.

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Mayank Chaturvedi

Nice place. Amenities can improve but still nice. Relaxed place. Natural habitat of birds. Some spot can compete with international level. Free habitat gives a different feeling, take your time to sit there and watch birds with good binocular. You can take cycle rickshaw which is available at per hour basis. Battery operated rickshaw also available. Rickshaw puller does job of guide as well. Take in roads as well. It is a jungle to relax not for adventures. Nice place worth visit, specially late December to January.

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Nidhi Samania Verma

Ultimate beautiful place to visit in winters. Such a great number of beautiful birds you find here. Just that thing one should be careful about is the charges applicable for rickshaw and guide. Confirm thoroughly before hiring one. Rest everything is superb!

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Soumya Naik

Bharatpur is famous for its bird sanctuary and believe me guys this is a must visit....it is just above 10kms of stretch and u have options of rickshaw, cycles and tangas....best option being cycle. Entry fees being just below 100 rupees and transportation charges being extra...the option of cycle is best so that one can enjoy the views. UPI payments are also accepted here....so just chill here especially in winter time and especially in mornings. Was lucky to see a Snake as well...

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G K Madan

Its a very good place to visit atleast once during October November and December. There are lot many migratory birds here during this season. No cars or bikes are allowed inside. They allow from 6 AM to 6 PM. Water bodies attract the birds and you can see lot many if you have binoculars. Must visit place.

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Linda Hoiseth

The bird sanctuary itself is lovely, but the staff made our experience quite challenging. As tax-paying residents of India, at publicly-owned sites we are charged the Indian admission rate. We eventually were allowed the same here, but only after multiple exchanges with rude staff members. One member of our group uses a wheelchair, and no one would help us navigate the best way to help him see the park. We ended up simply walking, and were frustrated to see that there was a parking lot much nearer the park's main entrance. Had we been allowed to park there, we would have been able to see much more of the park.

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