March – May, Sep-Nov
2+
7 Days
Phulchowki Mountain (2,740m) is the highest point in the Kathmandu Valley and one of Nepal’s best one-day bird watching destinations. Rising from around 1,400m to 2,740m, the mountain’s changing habitats—from subtropical forest to temperate oak and rhododendron—support 400+ recorded bird species and a variety of mammals. From the top, enjoy spectacular views of the Himalayas, and on clear days you may even glimpse Mt. Everest.
After about a 1.5-hour drive to the upper slopes, we bird along the road as we ascend. Once at the top, we take time to enjoy the panoramic mountain and valley views, then begin a relaxed downhill birding walk through beautiful forest trails, with a picnic lunch en route. Expect excellent birding with laughingthrushes, babblers, flycatchers, sunbirds, tits, bulbuls, and warblers.
Key bird highlights may include:
Darjeeling Woodpecker, Scaly Thrush, Chestnut-crowned Laughingthrush, White-throated Laughingthrush, Striated Laughingthrush, Hoary-throated Barwing, Kalij Pheasant, Spotted
Forktail,White-browed Fulvetta, Nepal Fulvetta, Himalayan Bluetail, Fire-tailed Sunbird, Green-tailed Sunbird, Sikkim Treecrepper, Black-throated Parrotbill, White-collared & Grey-winged Blackbirds, Long-tailed Minivet, White-tailed Nuthatch, Orange-bellied Leafbird, and many warblers.
Mammal possibilities:
Rhesus Macaque, Himalayan squirrel, Yellow-throated Marten, and occasional Indian Muntjac (Barking Deer).
Estimated birds for the day: around 80–100 species, depending on season and weather.
This trip is suitable for all fitness levels and is perfect for a peaceful nature escape—ideal for birders and photographers who want to avoid the crowds of Kathmandu Valley.
7 Days • Itinerary Overview
1 Day trip in Kathmandu Valley
7 Days – Detailed Itinerary
1 Day trip in Kathmandu Valley
Everything you need for a comfortable and memorable trek
Note: The itinerary provided above is a general outline and can be customized to suit your interests and preferences, if needed.
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A gentle giant of Nepal’s lowland forests, the Asian Wild Elephant plays an important role in maintaining healthy ecosystems. It is always a special feeling to see them roaming freely in the wild, where they truly belong — not in chains.
Protect forests, wildlife corridors, and Nepal’s natural heritage.
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Nepal’s only endemic bird species!
Hidden among the dense undergrowth of the mid-hill forests, the Spiny Babbler is a true gem of Nepal’s biodiversity and is found nowhere else in the world. This shy and elusive bird is a dream species for birdwatchers visiting Nepal.
If the Spiny Babbler is on your birding wishlist, we would be delighted to help you search for this special endemic bird and make your Nepal birdwatching dream come true.
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Machhapuchhre (Fishtail Mountain) is one of Nepal’s most iconic and sacred Himalayan peaks, rising to 6,993 meters above sea level. Famous for its distinctive fish-tail shape, it dominates the skyline of the Annapurna region and offers breathtaking views.
The mountain serves as a stunning backdrop to some of Nepal’s finest trekking routes, including the Annapurna Base Camp and Mardi Himal Trek, attracting nature lovers and adventure seekers from around the world.
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A symbol of Nepal’s wilderness— Greater One-horned Rhino 🦏🇳🇵
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Exploring the Everest region one step at a time—where nature, culture, and adventure meet.
Great to reconnect with passionate birding friends at the Asian Bird Fair—sharing stories, knowledge, and a deep love for birds.
Incredible team.
On the way to Everest Base Camp trek
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Asian Openbill Stork is a large wetland bird commonly seen around rivers, ponds, and rice fields. It is best known for its “open” bill, which helps it catch and eat snails and other small aquatic prey.
This photo captures a beautiful winter moment—sun-basking to warm up on a cool morning and recharge energy.
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A true winter visitor — one of the world’s highest-flying birds — the Bar-headed Goose is our seasonal guest in Nepal, seen mostly across the southern wetlands.
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