Bird-watching In The Community Forest

Bardiya National Park, Western Nepal

Type

experience

Watch and Listen to the Birds of Bardiya

Join a guided birdwatching tour in the community forest to observe migratory bird species in their natural habitat. Perfect for nature lovers, this easy 2-3 hour experience offers insight into local biodiversity and conservation.

Experience Type

Wildlife

Ages

15 years and above

Ideal Group Size

Flexible

Duration

2 to 3 hours

Start Time

Based on Your Preferences

Difficulty

Easy

Itinerary

Nature Guide

Community Forest Entrance Fees

Water Bottle

Sunglasses

Hats / Caps

Comfortable walking shoes

Impact Footprint

Ecosystem Protection: Birdwatching activities promote the preservation of community forests, ensuring the protection of habitats for migratory bird species.

Conservation Awareness: Educates participants on conserving migratory birds and their natural habitats.

Biodiversity Appreciation: Fosters a deeper connection with nature by introducing participants to the region's rich variety of bird species.

Community Involvement: Provides income opportunities for local guides, helping sustain conservation efforts within the community.

Sustainable Tourism: Encourages eco-friendly tourism that prioritizes wildlife protection and minimal environmental impact.

How to get here

Starting from the Host's Home, you’ll embark on the journey into the nearby community forest. Transportation can be arranged locally, or you can walk to the forest entrance from the home. For those staying nearby, the Host's Home serves as both the meeting and ending point for this birdwatching adventure.

Cancellation Policy

Every booking with Community Homestay Network are binded by our cancellation policies.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is there Wi-Fi available?

Yes, Wi-Fi is available in almost every house.

Does the homestay provide drinking water?

Yes, your hosts will provide boiled water, which is safe to drink. We encourage guests to opt for boiled water instead of plastic bottles to help protect the environment.

Are there Western toilets available?

There is a mix of squat and western washroom facilities within homestays. Please let us know when booking if you would need a western washroom, we can allocate it if available.

Do my hosts speak English?

Most of the hosts do speak little to basic English but they do have at least one member in the family who can communicate with good English for ease of interaction.

Are there any animals? I’m allergic to cats/dogs/etc.

Yes, some families have pets. If you are allergic, please let us know when booking, and we will arrange a stay in an animal-free house for you.