Sultanpur National Park, located about 15 km from Gurugram, was declared a Ramsar site in 2021. Spread across 142 hectares, it is a vital wetland in the semi‑arid region of Haryana. The park is famous for its shallow lakes and marshes that attract over 250 bird species, including migratory visitors from Europe, Central Asia, and Siberia make it a paradise for birdwatchers.
It was a refreshing day out at Sultanpur National Park, just 15 kilometers from Gurugram, during our short two‑day visit to the city during the month of December. The winter air carried a quiet charm as we wandered through the park’s trails, pausing to watch birds in their natural rhythm.
Exploring Sultanpur National Park—wetlands, winter air, and birdlife.
The outing with Debasish Pal and Aditya Ghosh became a blend of nature, conversation, and simple joy—moments that linger as fond memories of good times spent together.
Traveler’s Note: Sultanpur National Park
- Best Season to Visit: November to February (peak migratory bird season).
- Access Points: Easily reachable from Delhi (50 km) and Gurugram (15 km) by road.
- Highlights:
- Birdwatching trails with watchtowers and hides.
- Winter flocks of geese, ducks, and storks.
- A peaceful escape from city life, ideal for day trips.
- Tips: Carry binoculars and a camera. Plan a day out.