With more than 1,300 species spread across diverse environments, India's vast avian variety is revealed during a bird watching tour. The trip visits world-renowned birding destinations such as the wetlands of Chilika Lake in Odisha, Asia's largest brackish lagoon, which is home to flamingos and herons, or Bharatpur's Keoladeo National Park in Rajasthan, a UNESCO site teeming with migrating birds like Siberian cranes. The journey stops in Uttarakhand's Sattal and Pangot Himalayan foothills to see colorful pheasants and flycatchers, while Assam's Kaziranga National Park combines birdwatching with tiger and rhino sightings. Along the Kaveri River, the Ranganathittu Bird Sanctuary in Karnataka, close to Mysuru, gleams with storks and spoonbills. Dawn and sunset hikes or boat cruises, accompanied by knowledgeable ornithologists, optimize sightings and frequently reveal rarities such as the Hornbill or Great Indian Bustard. Eco-lodges and woodland guesthouses are among the lodging options that combine comfort and the natural world. While resident species are drawn to the monsoon season (June to September), migratory flocks thrive throughout the winter months of November to February. With binoculars, bird lists, and local cuisine, this tour, which is accessible by nearby airports or rail, captivates photographers and lovers looking to view India's winged treasures in its forests, wetlands, and mountains.