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Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary
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Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary

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Getting around: About 15-20km southwest of Gurugram, roughly 30-40 minutes by road. Reached by taxi or car.
Hours: Open daily except Mondays, roughly sunrise to sunset (approximately 6:30am-6:30pm); winter (November-February) is peak season for migratory birds.

Sultanpur National Park is a wetland bird sanctuary close to Delhi and Gurugram, hosting a wide range of resident and migratory bird species, including flamingos, cranes, and various waterfowl, particularly during the winter migration. Elevated watchtowers around the wetland give good vantage points for birdwatching without disturbing the birds.

It's one of the more convenient birdwatching destinations for anyone based in Delhi-NCR, given the relatively short drive, and it rewards a morning visit during the winter season when both bird numbers and variety are at their peak.

Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary FAQs

When is the best time to visit Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary?

November to February, during the winter migratory season, offers the best variety and numbers of birds.

Which day is it closed?

Mondays.

How long does a visit take?

1.5-2 hours for a walk around the wetland and watchtowers.

Do I need binoculars?

They're strongly recommended, as many birds are best viewed from a distance via the watchtowers.

Is it a good day trip from Delhi?

Yes, given its proximity to Gurugram and Delhi, it's one of the more convenient birdwatching options in the NCR region.

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