Spend your winter in the wild - spot snow leopards, take an elephant safari or go bird watching

This village in east Sikkim, not far from the famous Silk Route, is a great place to explore if you love nature and birding.

Uttar Pradesh, the largest state in India, is blessed with unique natural resources beneficial for both resident and migratory birds. Read on to know more

Tucked away in the Satpura Hill Range and enclosed by the Tapti River, Melghat Tiger Reserve with its diverse fauna is a wildlife enthusiast's fantasy land

Majestic lakes, soaring verdant mountains, rambunctious waterfalls and a host of adventure activities is what makes Bhandardara a quintessential weekend getaway for nature lovers

A haven for bird-watchers, the Harike Bird Sanctuary, located on the confluence of the rivers Beas and Sutlej in Punjab has migratory birds visiting from as far as Arctic and Siberia.

Head to Rajaji National Park for a weekend break from Delhi to enjoy the Indian monsoon in all its glory with swelling rivers, chirping birds and forests buzzing with activity

With its rich diversity of avian life, bird-watching in India can be incredibly rewarding. Here's a list of the most bio-diverse regions you should head to

Mud huts, angling, bird watching, trekking are some of the things that this retreat, in the heart of Himachal, offers

Jamtara Wilderness Camp on the edge of Pench National Park is a good place to spot wildlife

A lost world of leaves and feathers at the Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary in Thattekad, Kerala

...that Uttarakhand has some of the best birding there is around

A lake in suburban Kolkata, at Santragachi, cleans up its act and averts a major avian disaster