Nov 2, 2026 10 min read
When to Go Birdwatching in Nepal: A Season-by-Season Guide
Nepal holds roughly 880 recorded bird species. The two strongest birding windows are late February to mid April and October to…
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Nepal holds roughly 880 recorded bird species. The two strongest birding windows are late February to mid April and October to…
Read more →The Limi high pastures are trans-Himalayan cold desert, and they hold animals found almost nowhere else in Nepal: kiang, blue…
Read more →Parsa National Park protects 627 sq km of Churia forest directly east of Chitwan and was upgraded from wildlife reserve to…
Read more →The Kanchenjunga Conservation Area protects 2,035 square kilometres of Taplejung district below the third highest mountain on…
Read more →Nepal has ten Ramsar sites covering about 60,561 hectares, from Terai floodplain under 100 metres to glacial lakes above 4,700…
Read more →Dhorpatan is the only hunting reserve in Nepal, covering 1,325 sq km of high country in Baglung, Myagdi and Eastern Rukum. This…
Read more →Shivapuri Nagarjun protects about 159 square kilometres on the northern rim of the Kathmandu Valley. A guide to its forests,…
Read more →Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve holds the longest bird list of any protected area in Nepal. A birder guide to the target species,…
Read more →Nepal has exactly one endemic bird, the Spiny Babbler. The Danphe or Himalayan Monal is the national bird but ranges the length…
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