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Glimpses of the rare endemics, lush forests, and unforgettable treks at Thattekad.

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Malabar Giant Squirrel Thattekad Bird Sanctuary Malabar trogon in Thattekad Bird Sanctuary Brown Shrike in Thattekad Bird Sanctuary Plum Headed Parakeet in Thattekad Bird Sanctuary Dark sided flycatcher in Thattekad Bird Sanctuary Blue Tailed Bee Eater in Thattekad Bird Sanctuary Greay Headed Fish Eagle in Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary White Throated Kingfisher in Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary Spangled Drongo in Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary White Browed Wagtail in Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary Frogmouth in Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary Indian Dhole in Thattekad Bird Sanctuary Grey Jungle Fowl in Thattekad Bird Sanctuary Flycatcher in Thattekad Bird Sanctuary Yellow Browed Bulbul in Thattekad Bird Sanctuary Malabar Parakeet in Thattekad Bird Sanctuary Plum Headed Parakeet in Thattekad Bird Sanctuary Flycather in Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary

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Know Before You Go

Cancellations & Weather

Birding relies on nature. We operate rain or shine. Full refunds are provided for cancellations made 48 hours in advance. If severe weather (e.g., heavy monsoon flooding) forces us to cancel, you will be fully refunded or rescheduled.

What to Wear

Please wear dull-colored, breathable clothing (greens, browns, greys) to blend into the forest. Bright colors startle the birds. Closed-toe trekking shoes and long trousers are mandatory.

Leech Protection

During damp months, leeches are a natural part of the ecosystem. We provide organic salt/tobacco powder repellents, but leech socks are highly recommended if you are visiting right after the monsoon.

Gear & Ethics

Bring your own binoculars and camera gear. We practice strict ethical birding: no playback calls to stress the birds, and no flash photography for nocturnal species.