Formed at the confluence of the Godavari and Kadva rivers, Nandur Madhameshwar was Maharashtra's first Ramsar site and is often called the state's "Bharatpur" for the density and variety of waterfowl it draws each winter.
Peak photography conditions typically align with Jan–Dec. Add buffer days for weather and park closures.
By Air
Nashik (Ozar) Airport is the nearest airport, about 40 km away. Continue by taxi or pre-booked cab.
By Rail
Niphad is the nearest railway station, about 15 km away, with Nashik Road (~50 km) for more trains. Taxis and autos cover the last stretch.
By Road
Nandur Madhameshwar is in Niphad taluka, about 50 km from Nashik. Watchtowers along the Godavari–Kadwa confluence give good views of winter waterbirds.
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Boat and shoreline birding around the confluence marshes; a full-day visit rewards patience, with new bird activity through the morning as different areas catch the light.
Conservation: Maharashtra's first Ramsar Wetland of International Importance, protecting one of the state's most important inland waterfowl congregations.
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