Chennai and Pondicherry

Bird Watching Expeditions

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Cost per participant

INR 599
(Including 18% GST)

Join us for an immersive bird-watching trail designed specifically for passionate bird watchers and photographers eager to explore the rich avian diversity of Chennai and Pondicherry. This unique program offers a rare chance to observe and photograph a wide variety of bird species in their natural habitats, from the lush wetlands of Chennai to the serene coastal areas of Pondicherry. Whether you’re keen on spotting migratory birds or capturing local species in action, this trail promises an unparalleled experience for bird-watching enthusiasts.

Guided by seasoned naturalists, you’ll not only hone your bird identification and tracking skills but also gain a deeper understanding of bird behaviors, migratory routes, and the ecosystems that support them. Chennai’s bustling wetlands and Pondicherry’s scenic backwaters are home to an impressive variety of birdlife, making them top bird-watching destinations in South India.

Perfect for bird photographers and nature lovers, this trail in Chennai and Pondicherry offers plenty of opportunities for stunning wildlife photography. With expert guidance and scenic landscapes, you’ll capture breathtaking shots of species like the Black-headed Ibis, Indian Pond Heron, and various migratory birds that visit these regions. Whether you’re an experienced birder or just beginning to explore, this program ensures an exciting and educational journey through some of the best bird-watching spots in Tamil Nadu.

Rediscover the joy of bird watching with this engaging trail, and experience the hidden treasures of Chennai and Pondicherry’s birdlife like never before.

Quick Information

Best Time to Visit :

November to January - Migratory Birds
February to March - Late Migrants
August to October - Early Migrants

Duration of the Session

2-3 hours (Excluding Transportation)

Activities

Bird Watching
Interactive Games
Activities on spot

Requirements for the Tour

The day will begin with an early morning departure from your organization (school, college, or corporate office), heading to the bird-watching destination.

Upon arrival, we will kick off with a brief curation session about the location, its biodiversity, and what to expect during the day. To help participants connect and build rapport, we will engage in a fun ice-breaker game.

Following this, we will begin the bird-watching experience, immersing in the natural surroundings while observing various bird species. Throughout the session, we will intersperse interactive games and on-the-spot activities to keep participants engaged and energized, ensuring a dynamic and enriching experience for all.

- Pulicat Lagoon, Chennai [Chennai's Largest Lagoon]
- Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary, Chennai [India’s First Bird Sanctuary]

- Karikili Bird Sanctuary, Chennai [RAMSAR site]
- Pallikaranai Wetland, Chennai [RAMSAR site]
- Kazhuveli Bird Sanctuary, Puducherry [RAMSAR site]
- Osudu Bird Sanctuary, Puducherry
- Aranya Forest, Puducherry
- Guindy National Park, Chennai
- Adyar Eco Park, Chennai [Temporarily closed]

RAMSAR Site : A RAMSAR site is a wetland of international importance under the RAMSAR Convention, aimed at conserving wetlands and their biodiversity. In India, Tamil Nadu has 14 RAMSAR sites, while Pondicherry has two.

– 100% of the Program fee as advance for confirmation of the Tour.
– The costs mentioned is for each participant only
– One staff member can accompany along with 10 participants only if you are a school or a college at no additional extra cost.

– 50% of the Program fees three days before the day of the Program.
– No money would be refunded for any day less than the three days of the Program.
– The date of written (email) communication of intent to cancel is the date considered for calculation of the cancellation fees.

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