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Thattekkad Bird Sanctuary



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In the dense tropical evergreen and deciduous forests and grassland patches is located the Thatekkad Bird Sanctuary. Home to a microcosm of India's bird population with about 500 winged species, the sanctuary was designed by Dr. Salim Ali, the renowned ornithologist.

Thattekkad Bird Sanctuary, Idukki, Kerala
This bird sanctuary, a peninsular land of 25 sq. km is covered with deciduous forests and plantation of rosewood, teak etc. Rare birds like the Crimson-Throated Barbet, Bee-eater, Sunbird, Shrike, Blackwinged Kite and the Night Heron are also commonly sighted.

This rare haven offers picturesque landscapes, and is a nature lover's paradise. Bombay Natural History Society has identified 253 species here. The rivers are rich in fishlife and are shallow for most of the year.

How To Get There

By Air
Nearest airport is at Kochi, 71 kms.
By Rail
Aluva is the nearest railway station , 48 kms.

General Information

Area
25 sq. kms
Location
13 Kms Of North-East Of Kothamangalam, Kerala
Main Attraction
Malabar Grey Hornbill, Crimson-Throated Barbet, Bee-Eater