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Sri Lanka Frogmouth

bird and wildlife holidays in South Asia

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BHUTAN

Bhutan
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Bhutan

A 15-day, small group birding tour that explores the Bhutanese Himalayas, from dense forests in the subtropical foothills to alpine meadows above the treeline at the country's highest mountain passes.

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Bhutan with Sikkim

A 16-day, small group birding tour that explores the diverse birdlife of the Eastern Himalayas, combining west Bhutan and India's Sikkim state,  timed to coincide with the arrival of wintering Black-necked Crane in Bhutan's Phobjikha Valley.

INDIA

India
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India: Central

A 12-day, small group bird and wildlife watching tour that combines four of India's finest tiger reserves in the Central Indian Highlands.

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India: Goa

A 12-day, small group birding tour exploring the diverse birdlife to be found in the beaches, mangroves, rivers, wetlands and superb endemic-rich tropical forests of this popular holiday destination

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India: North

An 18-day, small group birding tour that explores the incredible birdlife of the Indo-Gangetic Plains up into the mid-altitudes of the Central Himalayas, together with the equally impressive diversity of large mammals found in this region.

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India: Northeast

A 14-day, small group birdwatching tour across the Eastern Himalayas, from the Brahmaputra basin up through untouched montane rainforest, emerging beyond the treeline at over 4000m. Link this tour with: Nagaland and the Mishmi Hills

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India: Northeast

A 12-day, small group birdwatching tour of India's northeast corner, from the hills of Nagaland into the grasslands of Assam's Brahmaputra basin, and finally to 2,655m in the Mishmi Hills, where the Himalayas meet the Indo-Burma ranges. Link this tour with: Assam and the Eastern Himalayas

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India: Northeast

A 12-day, small group birdwatching tour focusing on the incredible spectacle of the Amur Falcon's autumn migration, together with enticing regional specialities of Nagaland, and abundant birds and mammals in the Brahmaputra floodplain of Assam.

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India: Sikkim

A 12-day small group birding tour of the Eastern Himalayas of Sikkim and neighbouring West Bengal, focusing on enigmatic forest specialities in the foothills and sought after high elevation species further north in alpine meadows approaching the Tibetan border. 

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India: South

A 10-day small group birding tour focusing on the impressive number of regional specialities of tropical hill forests and plateau grasslands in the scenic Western Ghats. Link this tour with: India - south: Endemics of the Andaman Islands and Sri Lanka: Endemic Birds and Mammals

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India: South

A 5-day small group birding tour focusing on the endemics of the idyllic Andaman and Nicobar archipelago readily available on the easily accessible island of South Andaman. Link this tour with: India - south: The Western Ghats and Sri Lanka: Endemic Birds and Mammals

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India: West

A 16-day, small group birding tour through India's arid western region, exploring the rich bird and mammal diversity of desert, savannah grassland and vast seasonal wetlands. Optional extension: Asiatic Lion

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India: West

A 14-day, small group birding tour of Rajasthan during the Indian Monsoon, when the otherwise arid landscape transforms into lush grasslands that host displaying Lesser Floricans, plus Great Indian Bustard and more summer specialities.

SRI LANKA

Sri Lanka
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Sri Lanka

A 13-day, small group birding tour covering all of Sri Lanka's distinct climatic zones in search of the island's considerable number of endemic birds and equally impressive array of iconic large mammals. Link this tour with: India - south: The Western Ghats (and optional extension: Endemics of the Andaman Islands)

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