On account of the sheer diversity and richness of its bird life, Bharatpur's Keoladeo Ghana National Park - all of 29 sq km - has been recognised by the UNESCO as a World Heritage site. For those who want to explore its natural beauty, The Birder's Inn is the perfect perch. Located a mere stone's throw from the entrance to the park, the privately owned lodge offers 24 spacious rooms overlooking a garden populated with fruit trees that attract various garden birds. You have all the necessary modern comforts, there is also a restaurant & grill serving a delectable variety of dishes. . The Birder's Inn is run by some of the best local naturalists; people who were actually born inside the park. Share in their experiences and insights to make your visit truly worthwhile. Attention to detail, constant updates and personalised service ensure a relaxed stay, leaving you free to explore Bharatpur's wilderness. So when a flock of Demoiselle Cranes land, chances are you'll be among the first to know.
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Situated at the confluence of the Gambhir and Banganga rivers in the Bharatpur district of Rajasthan, the sanctuary was originally a natural depression prone to seasonal flooding. Over a period of time it developed into a lush, thriving system of freshwater marshes that attracted a large and diverse population of migratory birds. The Maharajas of Bharatpur added some bunds (dykes) and developed it as a duck shooting reserve. You can see the list of their exploits inside the park.
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Thanks for your hospitality. We three enjoyed our stay very much, the host and his staff are very caring people. Sitting by the fire each night let us unwind and meet other travellers - an excellent idea.
Phoenix, Arizona, USA
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