Nal Sarovar Bird Sanctuary
Nal Sarovar translates to ‘Tap Lake’. The resemblance is in the fact that this famous tourist attraction houses various kinds of bird species which in turn are attracted to this lake. It has many small islands (records say 36) and the region is spread over a large area such that the birds can roam about without any conflict among the different species. This bird sanctuary is located about 64 km to the west of Ahmedabad near Sanand Village, Gujarat.
The most popular aspect of this tourist attraction is the wide variety and myriad of migratory birds that can be enjoyed. Nalsarovar wetland, in Gujarat, is deemed the biggest wetland bird sanctuary in the state. As many as 200 different species of birds can be discerned and enjoyed.
It is highly recommended to visit Nalsarovar because of the different species of birds you’ll get to see. These birds migrate from places like Siberia, Oman, UAE, Yemen, etc. There are also various indigenous bird species. Picnic spots are available for those people looking to enjoy the scenic view of tall grasslands and marshes with a flock of birds around. Thus, even travelers who are looking for a calm place to spend their vacations are welcome here.
Tourists will be greatly interested in birdwatching, horse rides, and boat rides and of course, enjoy the local food and handicraft items. For the traveler who is keen to learn more about the different bird species he encounters, there is an information center that has been established to provide information regarding different species of birds, their migration patterns, food habits, etc.
