Famous tourist place in Haryana. Few things to highlight. This is the oldest place where birds comes from different different countries every year. Anyone should visit here in monsoon season only. People from different different countries comes here, mainly photographers. Good and stay- Not good. 2/5 Government should focus here for tourism and facility. Water available in jheel only rainy season, government should take care for water and planting here. Cleaning and other process too. Not recommend to visit here in night.

Very very nice for a close to nature outing. Take 1.5 to 2 hours to complete a tour on foot. Binoculars is a must because it is mostly bird watching. If you visit in the migrating season nov- March, you can see some pretty great birds. Pelicans are in abundance and so are rare ducks. The souvenir shop is very unique. It has some really pretty bird decor. People also go for picnic there. Ample of open space to sit and sun bathe with family.

If you are a nature lover and you have patience for bird watching, a must visit for you. You need to carry your own binoculars, High Zoom Lens for optimal viewing. The best time obviously is winters ideally Dec - Feb but do see a forecast and avoid foggy days. I recommend you take a guide or else if you are not having enough knowledge yourself the visit might be futile. You can also hire E Carts to go around the place. Expect to see Egrets, Painted Storks, Darter Birds, Kingfisher, Many kind of Migratory Ducks and many others. You can even spot a Nilgai or two but rare. The food and beverage options are limited so recommend you carry yours or else no problem try what you get here not bad. The facilities could be a little better I guess but nevertheless a must visit, kids would love it for sure. I tried to capture a few videos but they were out of range hence advised you to cater binoculars or take guides who have this.

Ideal place for bird lovers , you can also rent binoculars , surrounded by lake and have a beautiful trail through nature. Entry ticket is Rs 5 only per person. Parking is available. Ideal time to visit is in morning hours. Away from the busy city life this place brings a lot of peace. One can easily witness lots of migratory birds and Nilgai .

Long journey from Najafgarh almost 25km. It took around 1.5hrs if you bike continuously. Hot day. May b cool night. Temporarily closed till 30 Sept 2021.

It's a good place to visit if u like to see different birds, or looking for a place to visit with kids. The area is too big to walk, so better not to take a full round, only half circle is enough as other half is dry and no new bird which cannot be seen from 1st half area. Don't take battery car ride it's not worth. But if you are planning for full round then consider it. Best time to go is early morning. But you can see them during day time as well.

We had an awesome time. Place is fantastic, we saw so many birds, deer and Neel ghai. So serene and beautiful, lake was lovely. Only suggestion i would give the authorities is to install seats to rest after the real long walk. There are many elderly people who came with us and wanted to rest from time to time.

Close to highway, that's why can't see most of the birds. I was there early morning it was too much foggy weather... Migrated birds will be there in winter only. No use to go there in another season.

Well maintained, relatively small area. Can be covered in a few hours. The amount of different kinds of birds was staggering. Was a great experience. Great place for bird watching and photographing.

Sultanpur National Park is a nice place for bird watching. Sultanpur National Park offers several amenities for visitors. It has well-maintained walking trails, watchtowers, and hides strategically placed across the park, providing excellent vantage points. The migratory birds from Siberia, Europe, Afghanistan and many more.Best time to go from October to March. Timings of the park is from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Tickets are priced at Rs. 5/- per head.

Giving it 4 stars because I wasn't actually able to go inside. But from what the place seemed to me, it would've been even more beautiful. Due to Covid restrictions, the Park is closed at present. I went there on 7th Dec and the place was so calm (except for the traffic) as it happens to be part of highway. The surrounding areas are worth exploring and best for passing time in most elegant and peaceful manner. There's also a resort just beside the Park where one can stay for 1-2 days and enjoy visiting the park early morning. Timings - 7 AM to 4:30 PM. I am putting out more pictures from that day. Hope it'll be of help to whoever wants to visit the place. Have a great day ahead ^_^

Currently it is closed due to Covid situation. Only a small section of park is open for visitors. According to staff it will be fully open from 1st of October. If you live nearby you can go for 1 or 2 hours. Otherwise avoid it till October.

I visited here on 2nd February 2020. It was totally dried up at that time. We encountered very few birds. You should visit here on spring or rainy season. Or if have better knowledge of migration cycle of birds. Place was good i really like this place. it's a good place to relax , very calm and you can take long walk with someone you can talk to and view is good. There was some bird museum but i was not able to visit there due to some restrictions. it opened now.

I love this place . And visit every month with my family. Perfect location for Nature photography and of course Nature lovers. Naturally birds stays here and roaming around in lake . So you can come with your loved ones with food and all and enjoy your picnic day out .

Great place for bird watchers. Get your DSLRs out and enjoy the photo spree. It has about 3.5-5km track covering the entire park, some view points along the way are worth going all the way up. Place has a nice, peaceful ring to it. Worth a visit. Preferred to take binoculars along, else they do provide it on rent as well. Enough parking space as well. People can take the golf cart as well to ride around in the park.

Sultanpur National Park is very beautiful place an excellent birds sanctuary where you walk around the wetland to see the migratory birds. It's supports more than 220 species of resident, winter migratory and local migratory waterbirds at critical stages of their life cycles. A good pair of binoculars is a must to clearly see the wildlife from a safe distance, without disturbing them. Every year a large number of migratory bird species arrive here.

The park offers a nice opportunity for nature lovers and photographers to explore the nature. Few watch towers to climb and enjoy the view. The walk inside the park is roughly 3kms. Good for morning/evening walk. Electric car ride is also available Entry ticket costs ₹15. Extra charges for cameras. Parking and toilet facilities are availableinside the park.

I visited today 27.05.2022 & had a great experience🤩. It's a beautiful lake & many birds are able to see. Like a wild photographers would be a very fine place because their camera lens too large & find various birds in a place. Battery cars available & entry fee ₹5. One time visit is double ok.

National park is still closed 02 October 2022 till further notice. No information when it will open. No one is here to tell when it will open.

My recent visit to Sultanpur National Park in Gurgaon left me spellbound, and I wholeheartedly give it a well-deserved five-star rating. Nestled amidst the bustling city, this natural oasis is a haven for birdwatchers, nature enthusiasts, and anyone seeking respite from the urban chaos. As I entered Sultanpur National Park, I was immediately greeted by the serene and tranquil atmosphere. The park's sprawling landscape, encompassing lakes, wetlands, and dense vegetation, provided a perfect habitat for a diverse range of avian species. The symphony of bird calls and the sight of colorful feathers flitting through the air created a mesmerizing experience that immersed me in nature's beauty. Sultanpur National Park is renowned for its impressive bird population, making it a paradise for birdwatching enthusiasts. With over 250 bird species recorded in the park, including migratory birds from distant lands, every corner of the park seemed to hold a new discovery. From graceful herons and elegant egrets to vibrant kingfishers and majestic raptors, each bird sighting brought joy and awe. The park's well-maintained bird hides and watchtowers provided ideal vantage points for observing these magnificent creatures in their natural habitats. The park's biodiversity extends beyond its avian residents. Sultanpur National Park is home to a variety of flora and fauna, contributing to its ecological significance. The vibrant flowers, towering trees, and buzzing insects added a layer of enchantment to the park's natural tapestry. As I walked along the well-marked trails, I marveled at the delicate balance of ecosystems and the interconnectedness of all living beings. Sultanpur National Park offers much more than birdwatching opportunities. The park provides picnic areas and recreational facilities, making it an ideal spot for families and friends to spend quality time amidst nature. The well-managed picnic spots and designated play areas ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for visitors of all ages. The informative interpretation center at Sultanpur National Park is a valuable resource for understanding the region's flora, fauna, and ecological importance. The center's exhibits, displays, and knowledgeable staff provide insights into the park's conservation efforts, environmental education, and the importance of protecting our natural heritage. It is commendable to see the commitment towards raising awareness and fostering a sense of environmental responsibility among visitors. The park's accessibility and well-maintained infrastructure are worth highlighting. The well-paved paths, signboards, and ample parking facilities ensure a smooth and hassle-free experience. Additionally, the park's location near Gurgaon makes it easily reachable for both locals and tourists, offering a much-needed nature escape in the vicinity of the city. In conclusion, Sultanpur National Park in Gurgaon is a true gem that showcases the beauty and importance of preserving our natural ecosystems. Its rich avian diversity, stunning landscapes, and educational facilities make it a five-star destination. Whether you're a bird enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply seeking solace in the midst of nature, Sultanpur National Park offers an unforgettable experience that will rejuvenate your spirit and deepen your appreciation for the wonders of the natural world.

Review Date: 17/11/2023 Visited around 10:00 AM (Solo Trip) Parking available for both bikes and cars; no charges for bike parking, unsure about car parking charges—heard it might be 10 Rs. Ticket Price: 10 Rs per person (excluding camera charges, if you bring a camera, additional fees apply, not sure about the ticket price for Camera) Note: this doesn't apply to mobile phones Very minimal crowd at this time of day; I only saw one guy and a family during my 2-3 hour visit. During my visit, I observed mostly lake birds like ducks, storks, herons, etc. Also spotted smaller birds, cows, and blue bulls. No dining options inside, so bring snacks as you'll likely get hungry while exploring this vast area. Consider bringing binoculars; the lakes are at a distance, making it challenging to see with the naked eye. There are multiple posts built where you can climb to enjoy the view with binoculars (use them responsibly). Restrooms are outside, advisable to empty your tanks before you go in lol Here are few pictures 🫡

An exquisite place to relax your senses. Best to visit is during mornings 7 till 11am. One can spot lot of migratory birds. Even if you can’t spot anything it’s a great place for calmness & to listen to your inner voice. I went with my 1 year old, reached at 10am, did half a round only as it was breezy for babies. But they thoroughly enjoyed sight of flying birds, cows & some wild cows. You can hire entire buggy or golf cart for 700 INR for an hour trip for the park tour.

Currently the park is closed due to Covid pandemic. Time can be spent at the adjacent restaurant which also has open area sufficient for a family for 2-3 hours outing.

Obviously this is a love spot for birders, so is for people looking for a casual picnic escape. This is not a natural lake as opposed to what is generally believed but a low land area which has to be flooded each season. The water is brought to the park from a canal passing by. As the water is filled, truck loads of fish are released regularly to feed the avian visitors. The park is spread in large areas, part is open water lake and part is tree cover. The main attraction is various birds which arrive here. There are also antelopes and few other animals. The park has guest house, watch towers and well maintained gardens. It also has a museum style building showcasing birds and animals bust along with information displays about birds. The entire park is dotted with various species of plants and trees. This park gets open for general public in month of August or October. At entry gate there is a list for various entry fees, but generally its free, you may be asked to show an Id. The best time to visit this place is from mid october. The park is well connected by main road, but with limited public transport connectivity. Its better to drive your own vehicle or rent one for the day.

National park is closed for public till next order from government. Please take update before going. I went there on 3rd October.

Half-day getaway from Gurgaon and wonderful for bird lovers. Best time to visit is in the winters. Entry fee is only Rs.5 and additional Rs.50 for camera. Be sure to take waterbottles with you. No food is allowed inside the park. Walk around the lake is about 3.5kms. Watch towers placed at few places can provide great view. Binoculars available on rent at Rs.200.

Weekend morning walks? This place is a great option!! There are a lot of Storks and other birds around. Ideal for bird watching and photography. They also have binoculars on rent if you need :)

Sultanpur National Park is a Ramsar Protected site and home of Manu migratory as well as residential birds. Best time to visit this place is during winter as this is the season when most of the migratory birds come and stay here escaping chilly cold winds in the northern part of globe. If you want most of your visit, Don't forgot to bring your binacular. You can take one on rent paying 200 rupees at ticket counter. Normal entry ticket price is 5 Indian rupees.

If you appreciate tranquility, nature, and birdwatching, this place is a haven for you. However, if you're a party person or enjoy spreading litter, this might not be your ideal spot. The park exudes a peaceful ambiance, perfect for unwinding and connecting with nature. Ideal times to visit are early morning or before 4:30 pm. The 4-5 km walking circle, including a distant lake, offers a serene experience, especially for bird spotting – bring your best zoom camera. Consider hiring a cart for a comprehensive park tour.

Sultanpur National Park is a nature lover's paradise! The serene surroundings and diverse bird species create a captivating experience. Well-maintained trails make it easy to explore, and the overall educational aspect. A must-visit destination for bird enthusiasts and those seeking a tranquil escape.

nice gate away for weekends, specially for kids and birds lover. Kids will learn about nature and for family it will be refreshing. 5 rupees ticket for adult and 5 rupees for bike parking. bring your own camera for awesome photos, enjoy sight seeing from watch towers, Lovely place. Note : for more birds please visit in Winter. In summer you will get only local birds. It is less engaging in summer.

Visited the sanctuary in October 2019. Though there weren't many birds around at that time it was a good experience. The park is having a vehicle to take visitors around for a very nominal fee and the driver doubles up as guide. He told us that though around this time of the year Migratory birds are usually present, at the moment they have not yet arrived. At the entrance they have descriptive information w.r.t. birds, which is quite informative. There is a resort adjacent to the sanctuary which has decent accommodation and a cafeteria.

Awesome experience 👏 😎

This is not open after covid pandemics... Pls don't come... Wastage... Of time....

Definitely worth a visit for bird lovers and nature lovers. It just doesnt feel you are near a city. Hope we are able to preserve it for generations to come. With so much real estate development happening in and around Gurgaon hope this place stays the way it is and not go the way Basai has.

A very beautiful place to visit. A place with sounds of birds and eye pleasing scenes. Thousand of birds can be seen any time .Best time to visit this bird sanctuary is in between December to February as during this time migrating birds acquire their place here. Place is easily approachable. Car parking is available. Only 5 rupees entry fees and 10 rupees as parking fees charged rest no other charges. Binocular are also available and can be taken from ticket counter wth certain charges. No polythene items are allowed to be taken inside the premises.

Quiet and Relaxing place with your family. Especially good bird watching with your young ones. Saw variety of birds and herds swamp dear having a relaxed time. Reach early at this place and you can have a good walk around the water bodies. Go on a clear sky day you will be lucky to capture some amazing pictures, I can bet that. Love this place.

It's a beautiful place where you can connect with nature. Very close to Gurgaon. You can see multiple birds and a beautiful lake, if you are coming in good weather. Great place to bring children to connect with nature. It also gives you the option of hiring electric cars for roaming. Best to bring your binoculars along with you.

The park is amazing and is a good place for day out with kids. Go 7 am to 9 am otherwise it's too crowded later with local tourists. ₹5 for entry ₹20 for car parking which is big. For electric cart, the experience was really bad. ₹500 30 mins ride (they will say 1 hrs but will complete in a hurry in 30 mins). No receipt for the golf cart, paid to the driver in cash, full corruption.

Visited the sanctuary in October 2019. Though there weren't many birds around at that time it was a good experience. The park is having a vehicle to take visitors around for a very nominal fee and the driver doubles up as guide. He told us that though around this time of the year Migratory birds are usually present, at the moment they have not yet arrived. At the entrance they have descriptive information w.r.t. birds, which is quite informative. There is a resort adjacent to the sanctuary which has decent accommodation and a cafeteria.

Awesome getaway from the concrete jungle, just 45 min drive from Cyber Hub, Gurgaon. Place is beautifully maintained with lots and lots of greenery. . . If you wish to visit this place, you must try to get here as early as possible to spot the birds and hear the chirping of birds. An awesome place to get in love with the nature with mesmerizing view.

It's closed due to Corona virus...we visited on 07/02/2021....it was closed

At present park is closed due to covid and bird flu. I did not get opportunity to get inside but from outside only I can say that this park needs better management. There is a guest house/ hotel of Haryana Tourism near by park. Two lawns and one restaurant and some rooms are there. Parking is also available. If some one wish he can go there for picnic.

They said it will remain closed till september 30 but this place is still closed until further notice. I asked them why is not open now? They said due to covid & work is still going on inside the sanctuary. When asked which day it can open? They said it wont open this year & will remain closed for atleast 5-6 months. Just avoid going here !

Good place to Visit Early In the Morning.if you love Birds it a great place to be.Please arrange your vehicle as you won't find anything to Commute.Please take break fast lunch etc in Gurugram that would be better but next to park their is a restaurant of Haryana Tourism which is not great.

The route to Sultanpur Bird sanctuary directions are not clear following Google map. If direction & sign boards are given, it will an attraction to tourists. Roads are narrow & need repair but one can see Najafgarh Jheel as birds flock there also. Sultanpur Bird sanctuary has been upgraded to National Park & tourist facilities are now provided. The best time to visit the sanctuary is in December & January to see migratory birds.

Sultanpur National Park It is a very nice place to visit, it is close to nature, it has an atmosphere of peace away from the hustle and bustle of the city, you can spend time here in peace with your family or friends, you can find native and foreign There are birds here. You can enjoy the birds that look great while swimming in the water. Overall there is an atmosphere of peace. People who want peace and solitude must visit here.

Good place for a day or half a day trip and is close to Gurgaon. I went there in winter and loved the calm and relaxing atmosphere. It is especially popular for bird watching and you do get to see different kind of birds but make sure to take a binocular with you else all the birds will feel same. Overall, good one time visit, not much to explore.

Sultanpur National Park is also known as Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary, is a popular bird sanctuary located in the Indian state of Haryana, near the city of Gurgaon. It is around 50 km from Delhi and covers an area of about 1.43 square KMs and is home to a diverse range of bird species. It was established in 1972 with the aim of conserving the habitat of migratory birds and providing them a safe haven during their winter migration. During the winter season this park becomes a temporary home for a vast number of birds, including both aquatic and terrestrial species. Apart from migratory birds, Sultanpur National Park also hosts a wide variety of resident bird species. These include painted storks, spot-billed ducks, white ibis, black-necked storks, and various species of herons, egrets, and kingfishers. To facilitate bird watching and conservation activities, Sultanpur National Park offers several amenities for visitors. It has well-maintained walking trails, watchtowers, and hides strategically placed across the park, providing excellent vantage points to observe the birds in their natural habitats. It offers a serene and picturesque environment for bird lovers, photographers, and nature enthusiasts to explore and appreciate the beauty of avian life. Recently they have started a battery car to roam into the park starting from the 500 to 700.

A great outing, preferably on week days. Gets a bit noisy with crowds on weekends. Do bring your telephoto and tripod. And yes please dress not in bright bold colors but dull greys and dull greens to not stand out and distract the birds.

Best bird sanctuary for see. You can see various birds. Area is clean. No plastic bottles and etc found. For best experience you have to visit before 7AM

Beautifully maintained place. Lots of lush and greenery is there. A great point for bird watching. mesmerizing place to play in the mother nature's craddle.

Nice picnic place for family, especially children; they will surely enjoy there. Best time to visit is in January month, when you can see some exotic birds (siberian and others) at that time because they migrate from there in winter season.

A good place to come to chill out and have some decent photography if you like. There's nothing much to see apart from beauty of the nature. Evening time would be best to come and you might be able to get some pretty good sun set photographs. There are some animals, ducks mostly. Decent place to spend a evening alone or with friends and family. We enjoyed ourselves thoroughly and had some tea in the end. It was fun.

Went on Tuesday unfortunately it remains closed on Tuesday so no luck. Park timing: 7 am to 4.30 pm. Tuesday closed. This park was founded by ornithologist Salim Ali. The park is closed for covid currently.

Just 30 minutes from Gurugram. This place is my favorite place for a quick trip nearby crowded delhi NCR area. If you just want to lost in nature plan for this place. A 3.5 km track around the lake with chirping birds voice in nature is must on your to do list. Carry binoculars/telescope for watching if you want to enjoy the beauty of this place. Mostly crowded over the weekend. Plan for one day picnic 😊

Tuesday Closed Timing 7 AM to 4.30 PM Parking Toilets and Drinking water facilities are available on entrance. Sultanpur National Park & Bird Sanctuary is located in Gurgaon Haryana, Only 40 km from Delhi. A good pair of binoculars is a must to clearly see the wildlife from a safe distance, without disturbing them. To facilitate bird watching, there are four watch towers (machans) located at different points. Also two Observation Deck available inside the wetland for closer view of Birds. The Educational Interpretation Center has been established here to offer proper guidance to the tourist visiting the place. The Tourist Complex built in the Park has elegant rooms equipped with all modern amenities, a restaurant and a bar. Sultanpur National Park is essentially a bird watcher's paradise. The birds here can be easily spotted wading, swimming or flying. Every year more than 100 migratory bird species arrive here in search of feeding grounds and to spend the winter.

It’s a nice winter outing. Plenty of birds and blue bulls and lovely surroundings. Binoculars are a must, the walk around is about 4 km. There is a Haryana tourism restaurant outside the park nearby. Tasty Indian food is served by friendly staff. There is no bar there anymore, residential rooms are available. The Park is closed on Tuesdays. Plenty of parking is available. Entry fee is @5/-. There are golf carts available @500/- for one hour. Ideal outing would be post breakfast, spend two hours walking tour on a sunny winter day, have lunch and return. Eatable are not allowed in the park.

Awesome place to hang out with family and friends if you love nature. You will see lots of birds and some Sambhars in laps of nature. Ticket price is Rs. 5 & Parking charges Rs. 10 Sittings are available inside but eatables are not allowed

Beware: there is one bull which almost attacked us without provoking, luckily we took cover and he moved on otherwise it could be dangerous, Later I informed authority as well with a picture of it I took from behind, so that they can identify n get it out of park, but god knows they will take any action or not, so if you are with kids even alone better take caution. It's an ok place for a winter afternoon outing, but this incident scared me, if you are hoping for clean air that's not wat u are gonna get there, dusty mud track, cow dung everywhere it stinks, some migrant birds in middle of a lake/wetland can be watched properly through either with high end camera lenses (a lot of them required) or binoculars. It's not a scenic view. Most important is safety which is not there there are roz/ neel gay which could be dangerous as well as bulls as I have mentioned in starting. Still if u want to visit this place at ur risk it's your choice.

Very nice place for bird watching. Ensure you go during weekdays to avoid crowds. Restaurant nearby and ample parking available. Also place to stay by Haryana Tourism. Park is very clean and excellently maintained.

Being here is an absolute delight, really good for people starting out into wildlife/bird photography.

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Very Nice place. When it will open back?

CLOSED. Don't know how is it. We go there and it is closed. We asked from watchman he said it is closed before corona. Really disappointed because not a single website is showing that it is closed even some websites are showing that it is open and showing it's opening and closing time too. Please check before visit.

Wonderful experience. Nature blessings available in Delhi NCR. You are entering another world of Peace and Happiness around.

Closed, the next door Haryana Tourism complex is open, Not only to residents of hotel, but also for outsiders. Even a function was organised in green area. The migratory birds r there, but gates r closed. Unprofessional and foolish decision.

Due to covid and bird flu the jungle is closed. If bask in sun at guest house area, besides the park, not bad.

Right now this place is closed due to corona and bird flu. So first call them before planning to go.

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Fabulous place for photography but you need to hava a zoom lens if you want to photograph birds .. this place also good good for family picnic, but you cant take food inside keep that in mind .. easy to reach via personal vehicle .. your visit will take only 4-5 hours max.

Gd environment go with family

Well managed property by haryana tourism... peaceful resort with fine dine restaurant. Amenities and room was really like 4 star property

Very nice place . Was closed this year due to covid. Else a nice place to visit. Ample parking and place to sit there Inside or outside. Exhibition hall is there too. Staff is nice too.

Good place for kids to watch birds, one has to walk a lot ,as battery operated golf carts are out of order, must wear running shoes, goggles,cap camera No food allowed inside ,for food ,refreshment can visit adjoining Haryana state govt. Rosy Palican tourist complex, where one can stay also, can see lot of Peacock here .Having good huge parks for kids activity and picnic

A nice place at an hours distance from south Delhi. It is a wetland habitat used as stop over place by migratory birds during winter. It has been recently declared as 'Rasmar site'. Has a nice information centre and a hotel just next to the parking area run by Haryana tourism known as 'Rosy Pelican'. You can get descent food here. Definitely a go to place for weekend roaming.

Good for morning walk, it's a kind of bird santuary, where you can find a lot of bird species... Best time to visit as early possible in the morning(7 am opening time). Apart from birds, you can see moose also. Ticket price: 15/- per person Camera: Allowed(Charges extra) Parking Space: Available

This is nice place for relaxing to your senses, this place has calmness in it, you can sit and relax. You can visit in early morning or in evening before 4.30 pm. You have to complete a walk circle inside this park which is around 4-5 km. In between there is a lake which is far away from pathway, you can spot some birds there. Better carry your best zoom camera to capture those. There is nothing to spot nearby pathway in which we have to walk. You can als hire a cart for complete tour of this park. Ticket charges 5 rs per person. Parking charges 10 rs for four wheeler.

Don't go with high expectations as birds you see are far away and the area is limited where you can watch birds. Do carry binoculars for birds watching. Tickets are pretty cheap with good parking as well. Children's gonna enjoy a bit.

Super place for all nature lovers. Great place for birdwatching and photographing birds close by. Ample parking and guide available on entrance. Go to the watch towers for views and hide views for close watch birds and animals

Very peacefull place. Good for those people who love birds and nature. Best time to visit from October to March. There is very well maintained park and food arrangement. There is hotel also there is you want to stay here. The opening time is from 9 A.M to 5 P.M and its closed on Monday and On Govt. Holidays. Only one draw back of this place is food is very costly.

Sultanpur National Park & Bird Sanctuary is located in Gurgaon district of Haryana, 46 kms. from Delhi and 15 kms. from Gurgaon on the Gurgaon - Farukh Nagar Road. The Sultanpur National Park is lush with trees, shrubs and clusters of bougainvillea. A good pair of binoculars is a must to clearly see the wildlife from a safe distance, without disturbing them.

One of the bestest place to hangout in sultanpur village. Every year a lot of birds comes from various countries by flying and stay here for some days. Calm place.

Superb National Park for Birds and Animals 🐦🦜🦢🦚🦃🦆🐒🐿️🦔🐓🐔🐧🐅🐈🐕🐀🐁🐩🦏🐎

Good place to visit

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Best place for Natural and 🐦 watching

Wonderful place

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Nice place for nature lovers

Nice bird experience 👍

Awesome nature

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It's closed for now but good place for a Saturday morning..

Beautiful bird 🐦 sanctuary

Still closed.

Excellent

Peaceful place

Nature, greenery, away from city traffic and crowd.

It's good

Good place to visit but currently closed due to covid until next orders.

Is closed due to covid.

Serene place

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Status as on 2nd October 2020: Closed because of Corona till further notice

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Wonderful

Its a lovely place but from some many days its closed because of bird flu.. we can walk around the are and we can watch so many birds. Many migrating birds

In the winters the place is quite peaceful and relaxing. You can stay inside the complex having options of standard room as well as delux room. Restaurant is open and offer good food , staff behaviour is cordial and welcoming.

Excellent park for birdwatching. Winter is the best time to visit. The nature guides at the park are quite helpful and knowledgeable about the area and birds there.

I went to visit this park on 14 FEB 2021. Posters of -- Closed due to corona --pasted at main gait. Problem -- 1. No info about it's closure, on website /google. So, wastage of time petrol, energy , and spoiled our mood. 2. If we go from Gurgaon side, u have to cross, village - Chandu and Dhankot, and in both villages, we got heavy traffic jams today ,both ways . So basically, we enjoyed traffic jam today, rather than park.

Can't go inside sanctuary as currently it's closed due to COVID

So beautiful ❤️

Sultanpur park

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Best natural place

Favourite birding spot near me.

Awesome place

Peace.

Outing in delhi

Good

Osumm place

For winters and just amzed by seeing migratory birds

Nice place for your family. Come and have fresh air here.

Gurgaon

Nice

If you want to see overseas bird then gone here in early winter

Piece full and closer with nature

nicely placed

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Soo beautiful place

Peacefully space

Nice.

Good place ...

Good

Closed as of now

Unfortunately the park was closed, due to covid

Seems good but due to covid and bird flue itz closed...near resort is open only

Nice place for weekend visit

It's close dew to covid and bird flu

Sultan pur national park close till Date 21 Feb 2022

Its shut temporarily due to COVID

Not yet opened

It was closed for corona

Superb place to hng out nd awsome fof nature lovers

Beautiful place for weekend outing

Bird Sanctuary is closed for Public Visits and there is no posting for the same on the website. Please check before visiting.

Good

Nive experience

Very dirty toilets at the lawns of restaurant. Lake not open yet.

After reaching Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary I came to know that it was closed due to bird flu and covid restrictions.Totally wastage of time as there is no information mentioned on either of their website as well as their contact number was unable to connect.The concerned Authorities should notice this point to provide information through the website.

Best time to visit- winter season (december, January, February)

The park is full of birds but the maintenance is not good. Vehicles are available inside the park but there is no system to book. You have to ask the driver directly. He may charge you around 300/-. There is no restaurant or water facility inside the park..there is a pelican tourism restaurant adjacent to national park which is ok for food and restrooms. Be prepared for 1-2 KM walk inside if you don't get vehicle.

We were there in the first week of November, after the park opened after more than one year. It was shut down due to covid. Birds were in plenty but will populate by dec-Jan. As per various reports, this year good sighting of birds is expected. Few Battery operated golf carts would transport visitors to different spots. But greater fun is to walk and do the sighting. Once can also find animals like deer etc. Carry snacks etc since inside nothing is there.

It's a heaven for bird Photographers. One can find Surus crane, painted stork, red avadavat ( Strawberry finch) black- necked stork , etc easily there...

The birds are shifty due to a long break from Humans …

Full of nature. Best time to go in winter in morning time.

First visit and loved it. Reached there by 9 (though were targeting to reach earlier). Lovely sight of different species of birds. Also a good morning walk. Just be prepared to carry water, snacks, tea as no eatables were available. Entry ticket is Rs 5 with Rs.50 to carry camera.

Awsm every year I m waiting for this time to go there . Best place for nature , birds Best sound of birds

It is small but satisfying.You can learn a lot about birds and their migratory patterns.Do buy binoculars (available on rent) to spot/observe them closely.

Bird watchers paradise. Entry ticket is 5 bucks and one can hire binoculars on rent at main gate. Around 5km walk around wetlands which invites exotic migratory birds during winter season. Parking is available inside premises. Must go

Nicely maintained. Staff is cooperative. Nice place near Gurgaon to be with nature.

Nice place for avid bird watchers. Facilities are good, viewing is easy and place is well maintained. They should, however, have golf carts for senior citizens. This will add to the charm

Very relaxing, close to nature. One can visit to view all kinds of birds, do photography and is also famous for one day school trips. Ample parking space, well managed, quiet place, clean and clear view of the surroundings.

Nice place, feels like being in the lap of nature. The beauty of this place is the crudeness, nothing has been artificially built inside the complex. You can watch hundreds of bird species, 'Nilgaays' (sorry I don't know what it is called in English). The walk is around 4.5 kilometers with a few natural lake. A must go weekend during winters for sure.

Visited this National Park after many years . It is nicely maintained and is ideal for Nature lovers . Ine can see lots of Painted Stork and Black Ibis nesting on top of trees in huge numbers besides migratory birds on the water. There are few Blue bulls(Nilgai) too. A small restaurant is available close to the main entrance . Entry fees is not too costly. Lots of Parking space available.

It seems like you're referring to Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary, a popular bird sanctuary in Haryana, India. It's known for hosting a variety of migratory and resident bird species. Sultanpur National Park, also known as Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary, is located in Gurgaon district, Haryana, India. Here are some key points about the park: Bird Diversity: The sanctuary is renowned for being a haven for birdwatchers. It attracts a diverse range of migratory birds during the winter season, including flamingos, Siberian cranes, and various species of ducks and waders. Location: Sultanpur National Park is situated around 40 kilometers from Delhi and is easily accessible. It provides a peaceful escape for nature enthusiasts and bird lovers. Flora and Fauna: Apart from the rich bird life, the park is home to a variety of flora and fauna. Visitors can also spot different species of butterflies, reptiles, and mammals. Lake and Wetlands: The park has a central lake and several wetlands, creating an ideal habitat for waterfowl. The surroundings include grasslands and woodlands, contributing to the overall biodiversity. Facilities: Sultanpur National Park offers amenities such as watchtowers and hides for bird observation. There's also an education and interpretation center providing information about the local wildlife. Conservation: The sanctuary plays a crucial role in the conservation of migratory and resident bird species. Efforts are made to maintain and enhance the natural habitat for these avian visitors. If you plan to visit, it's advisable to check for any updates on regulations or changes in facilities.