About this location
A Ganga floodplain wetland formed by a barrage between two rivers near Corbett's southern buffer, Haiderpur has rocketed to prominence in the last decade, regularly posting some of the highest single-day bird counts recorded anywhere in India.
Species You Can Photograph in Haiderpur Wetland
Best season guide
Peak photography conditions typically align with Jan–Dec. Add buffer days for weather and park closures.
Expert Wildlife Creators in Haiderpur Wetland
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Photography tips for Haiderpur Wetland
Boat and towerviewing points across the wetland give access to different sections; visiting with a birder who tracks recent counts makes a real difference given how quickly conditions here shift season to season.
Conservation: A rapidly rising conservation success story, now recognised as one of India's most important wetlands for wintering waterfowl within a single decade of formal protection.
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