Top Endemic Species of Western Ghats – 6 Days Birdwatching Trip in Kerala
Top Endemic Species of Western Ghats – 6 Days Birdwatching Trip in Kerala
05 Night and 06 Days
Thattekkad
05 Night and 06 Days
starting point: Cochin
ending point: Cochin
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Tour Details
Thattekkad, officially known as the Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary, is a lowland forest with several types of ecosystems – Riverine, Grasslands, Evergreen, Scrub, Dry Deciduous, and Lowland Forest, enabling it to be one of the best birding destinations in India. The forests of Thattekkad are also home to most of the endemics of the Western Ghats, including White-bellied Treepie, Rufous Babbler, Crimson-backed Sunbird, Wayanad Laughingthrush, Blue-winged Parakeet, Malabar Grey Hornbill, apart from owls like the Mottled Wood Owl, Sri Lanka Bay Owl, Oriental Scops Owl, Brown Fish Owl, and Spot-bellied Eagle-Owl. You should also be able to sight the Red Spurfowl, Grey Junglefowl, and the Grey-headed Fish Eagle.
Itinerary
Day 01: Arrive at Cochin and drive to Alleppey Day 02: Alleppey to Thattekad Day 03: Thattekad Day 04: Thattekad to Munnar Day 05: Munnar Day 06: Munnar to Cochin Drop
Highlights
Stay at Floating House Boat
Easy Wildlife viewing and Birding
Beautiful Landscape
Bird watching, in the wilderness of Thattekkad Bird Sanctuary
Guide-cum-local ornithologist to make it an enriching experience
Luxury and Quaint accommodation
Services Included
Accommodation in Alleppey for 01 night
Accommodation in Munnar for 02 nights
Accommodation in Thattekad for 02 nights
Meals as per the itinerary
Sightseeing as per the itinerary
Dedicated air-conditioned vehicle for 05 days
03 days guided birding
All applicable taxes
Services Not Included
Optional Tours, tips, any monument, museum entrance fee, any activity fee, camera fee, excursions, personal and incidental expenses
Any guide services, flight, train insurance
Anything not mentioned in the inclusions
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