Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary, Gurgaon

Sultanpur National Park is home to over 250 species of resident and migratory birds. Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary is located on Gurgaon-Farukh Nagar road at a distance of 40 kms from Dhaula-Kuan in Delhi. In July 1989, the bird sanctuary has been declared a National Park by the Government of Haryana and the credit for its establishment goes to Dr. Salim Ali.

Various species of migratory birds flock here after covering incredible distances from different parts of Europe, Siberia and Central Asia. To make the bird watching process more feasible, about four towers have been installed at different points of this property. This place serves as a very good picnic spot for the residents of the surrounding areas.

The total area of Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary is more than 359 acres. Which is the home of many birds.

1. Experiencing the magnificence of nature and bird sounds is one activity you look forward to.
2. Migratory birds that can often be seen in winter are Stork Crane, Flamingo, Ruff, Greenshank, Northern Pintail, Wagtail, Northern Shovel, Spot-billed Pelican, etc.
3. Colorful birds amidst nature, is a sight that attracts photographers from all around.
4. This educational center within the park premises contains information about the various birds here.

By train Garhi Harsaru Junction Station is only 5.6 km away from Sultanpur National Park.