By Gurpreet Singh | September 18, 2025
Periyar Tiger Reserve offers rare sightings of the Great Hornbill, admired for casque, echoing calls and powerful wingbeats.
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This sanctuary is also known as Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary. It is Kerala’s birding gem where Great Hornbills thrive in moist deciduous and evergreen forests.
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The Kali River forests host Great Hornbills. These birds are often spotted soaring high or feeding on figs in lush Western Ghats canopy.
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Part of Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, Mudumalai’s diverse forest is a house for Great Hornbills. These birds captivates visitors with vibrant plumage, loud calls and soaring flights.
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Kaziranga’s floodplain forests are excellent for spotting hornbills nesting, flying, or feeding during fruiting seasons.
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Rare Great Hornbills thrive in Nameri’s lush wilderness. The rivers and forests shows vibrant biodiversity which create perfect birdwatching opportunities.
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Renowned for hornbill conservation projects, Pakke supports several hornbill species, including the Great Hornbill. These bird species thrives in undisturbed tropical forests.
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In Bhadra’s evergreen canopy, the Great Hornbill thrives, feeding on fruits, spreading seeds. These birds maintain balance in wild ecosystems.
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The Rare Great Hornbill soars above Valmiki’s sal forests, showcasing vibrant casque, and majestic presence.
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The Rare Great Hornbill thrives in Namdapha’s pristine forests. The bird display striking plumage, loud calls and powerful flight.
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