A treat for all who want to behold a beautiful panorama of birds in myriad shades in a man-made wonder, the Chandigarh Bird Park is a brand-new and most promising nature attraction in the city. Conveniently located near the globally acclaimed Sukhna Lake, the Park was conceptualized to promote the conservation and ecological awareness about birds, eco-tourism, and at the same time to serve as a refreshing retreat for families, school students, nature lovers and shutterbugs. Several species of native and exotic birds are featured at the park and can be seen in their diverse splendors. Be ready to be dazzled with various species of parrots, macaws, cockatoos, pheasants, ducks, flamingos, peacocks and countless other attractive bird species dwelling within well-planned, simulated natural habitats. The enclosures are so crafted to assure health of the birds as well as to offer the glimpse of birds’ behavior in proximity. The informative displays throughout the park highlight several features of species, including food habit, native range and threat level in respect of certain birds. Apart from a pleasant outing destination for residents and visitors of Chandigarh, the Park has also proved to be an ideal learning point particularly for kids and nature aficionados. It is also a popular choice of schools for their student excursions to raise awareness about bird protection and environmental preservation. A quiet walk in this place amid flowerbeds, pathways, and canopies in the tranquil surrounding, will leave you feeling refreshed and energized. Keep your cameras handy, as it is an ultimate place for bird photographers, who would find a symphony of colours dancing in the bright sunlight during the morning and evening hours. Chandigarh Bird Park enhances the green goals of Chandigarh to be a smart and a eco-friendly city and highlights the urgent requirement to protect avifauna. A visit to Chandigarh Bird Park is an apt way to rejuvenate the spirit whether you are here with family or on a personal exploration tour to commune with nature.
