Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve is one of Nepal's top destinations for birdwatching, located in the southeastern Terai region. Established in 1976, it spans approximately 175 square kilometers along the Sapta Koshi River, offering a unique habitat for a variety of migratory and resident bird species.
Description: Koshi Tappu’s wetlands and grasslands make it a birdwatcher's paradise, home to over 500 species of birds, including rare sightings of Bengal floricans, swamp francolins, and migratory waterfowl like bar-headed geese and ruddy shelducks. The region's ecosystems also support other wildlife, including wild buffalo (locally known as Arna), smooth-coated otters, and the endangered Gangetic dolphin in the nearby Koshi River.
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Birdwatchers from around the world come to Koshi Tappu for its diverse birdlife, tranquil landscapes, and opportunities to see rare species up close. The reserve's peaceful environment and proximity to the Koshi River create an immersive nature experience, making it ideal for photographers and nature lovers.
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For further details, you can check resources like the Nepal Tourism Board for updates on fees and tours.