The Chandigarh Bird Park is a project of the department of forest and wildlife, Chandigarh that is aimed at promoting bird conservation. The Bird Park Chandigarh is located at Nagar Van behind Sukhna Lake.
The park is home to nearly 550 exotic birds, representing 48 different species. These include aquatic, terrestrial, and tamed birds, all living harmoniously in their designated spaces.
The African Love Birds, the Budgerigars, the Swans, the Wood Ducks, the Golden Pheasants and the Macaws are birds found here.
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Bird Park Chandigarh: The habitat design
The Chandigarh Bird Park cages offer ample space for each bird, with a remarkable flying height of 58 ft and a total ground area of approximately 200 x 150 ft for both terrestrial and aquatic birds.
The park is designed with thousands of plants of varying canopies, providing birds with food, shelter and freedom to fly and breed. This structure is believed to be the tallest in the country in the domain of aviaries.
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Bird Park Chandigarh: Entry fee
Adult (Indian): Rs 50
Adult (Foreigner): Rs 100
Children 5 to 12 years: Rs 30
Guided tours are available at the Bird Park Chandigarh.
Bird Park Chandigarh: Timing
Chandigarh Bird Park is open from 10 AM to 6 PM. It is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays for maintenance.
Bird Park Chandigarh: How to reach?
By road: Once you reach Chandigarh, head towards Sukhna Lake. The bird park is situated behind Sukhna Lake in Nagar Van. You can board the local bus operating within the city and get dropped off near Sukhna Lake.
By air: The Chandigarh International Airport is the closest airport to Chandigarh Bird Park.
By rail: The Chandigarh Railway Station is the closest railway station to the bird park.
FAQs
Are guided tours available at the bird park?
Yes, guided tours are available at the Chandigarh Bird Park.
Can visitors interact with the birds?
No, visitors are not allowed direct physical contact with the birds.
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