yet again ... getting lost ... then enjoying self-discovery ...

Treks in GHNP are to be undertaken to be believed. Absence of roads (and even khachhars) makes it, well uncommon. Sheer Himalayas, if one has to be succinct. This list has been put in place over 2 trips and a lot of fun. Image Credit: Nirlep Dhutwalia Alpine Chough Ashy Drongo Ashy-throated Warbler Bar-tailed Treecreeper Bearded Vulture Black Bulbul Black-chinned Babbler Black-lored Tit Blue Whistling Thrush Booted Eagle Brown Dipper Chestnut Thrush Chestnut-crowned Laughingthrush Chestnut-eared Bunting Citrine Wagtail Coal Tit Common Hoopoe Common Kestrel Common Myna Common Pigeon Crested Kingfisher Previous Pieces Sanctuary Asia Deccan Herald Dark-sided Flycatcher Fulvous-breasted Woodpecker Grandala Great Barbet Great Cormorant Great Tit Green Bee-eater Green-backed Tit Grey Bushchat Grey Treepie Grey Wagtail Grey-backed Shrike Grey-headed Canary Flycatcher Grey-hooded W

Walking up and down in Dampa Tiger Reserve is rewarding for sure ~ This list is compiled over multiple trips, long chats, sessions at tea-stalls, rides in pick-ups and many kua’s including few times with the nut of the oil palm! Image Credit: Pu Zakhuma Ashy Bulbul Ashy Drongo Ashy headed Green Pigeon Ashy Woodswallow Asian Barred Owlet Asian Fairy Bluebird Asian Koel Asian Paradise-flycatcher Barred Cuckoo Dove Black Bulbul Black Drongo Black Eagle Black Kite Black Shouldered Kite Black-backed Forktail Black-crested Bulbul Black-hooded Oriole Black-naped Monarch Black-rumped Flameback Black-winged Cuckooshrike Blue Rock Thrush Blue Whistling Thrush Blue-bearded Bee-eater Blue-eared Barbet Blue-throated Barbet Blue-winged Leafbird Bronzed Drongo Brown Shrike Brown-throated Treecreeper Previous pieces on Dampa Frontier Despatch National Geographic Traveller Sanctuary Asia Cattle Egre