Wake up to the serene melodies of nature on a birding trail in Nameri National Park, a paradise for bird enthusiasts and nature lovers. Situated at the foothills of the Eastern Himalayas, this lush haven is home to over 300 species of birds, making it one of the most sought-after birding destinations in Northeast India.
Guided by an experienced naturalist, wander through forested trails and riverside habitats as you spot iconic species like the Great Hornbill, Ibisbill, and White-winged Duck. This peaceful and educational experience not only deepens your appreciation for avian life but also connects you to the natural rhythms of this biodiverse sanctuary.
Perfect for birders, wildlife enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a calm and immersive experience in nature, this morning trail offers an unforgettable glimpse into the vibrant birdlife of Nameri.
6:00 AM – 6:15 AM: Assemble at the starting point in Nameri. Meet your naturalist guide for a quick briefing on the trail and bird species to watch out for.
6:15 AM – 8:30 AM: Embark on a guided birding trail through Nameri’s pristine forest and riverside landscapes. Highlights include:
8:30 AM – 9:00 AM: Conclude your trail with refreshments at the riverside. Continue on your journey further or return to your stay.
You’ll gather at around 6:00 AM, meet your naturalist guide, then walk through forest and riverside habitats inside Nameri National Park, spotting birds such as the Great Hornbill, White‐winged Duck and Ibisbill.
You might spot rare and iconic species like the Great Hornbill, White-winged Duck, Ibisbill and many other forest/riverside birds. The park is known for over 300 bird species.
The trail is moderate: forested and riverside paths, with early morning walk. Not very strenuous but you should be comfortable walking outdoors and navigating natural trails.
Since it’s an outdoor early-morning walk, if the weather is poor (heavy rain, flooding) or trail conditions unsafe, the guide or operator may adjust the schedule or choose a safer route.