Discover  the Natural Beauty of Bikaner

Tal Chhapar Wildlife Sanctuary 

Located about 210 kilometers from Bikaner, Tal Chhapar is renowned for its population of the blackbuck, a graceful antelope species. The sanctuary is also home to various bird species and supports a fragile ecosystem of grasslands and scrub forests. 

Tal Chhapar is celebrated for its population of the endangered Houbara bustard, as well as other avian species such as raptors, larks, and sandgrouse. The sanctuary’s open grasslands and scrub habitats provide ideal conditions for birdwatching and wildlife photography. 

Gajner Wildlife Sanctuary 

Gajner Wildlife Sanctuary is situated near the Gajner Palace on the banks of the Gajner Lake, this sanctuary is known for its diverse avian population, including migratory birds such as demoiselle cranes, pelicans, and ducks.  

Gajner Lake is a vital stopover for migratory birds traveling along the Central Asian Flyway. Birdwatchers can observe a diverse array of waterfowl, including bar-headed geese, Brahminy ducks, and common teals, against the backdrop of the lake’s serene surroundings.  

Known for its picturesque lake and surrounding woodlands, Gajner Wildlife Sanctuary attracts a plethora of migratory birds during the winter months. Birdwatchers can spot flamingos, pelicans, cranes, and various species of ducks congregating around the sanctuary’s tranquil waters.  

Shiv Bari Wildlife Sanctuary 

Located close to Bikaner city, Shiv Bari Sanctuary is famous for its resident population of Indian wild camels, an endangered species found primarily in Rajasthan. The sanctuary also harbors diverse flora and fauna, including desert foxes, desert cats, and various bird species. 

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