By Priyanka Roshan | March 21, 2025
Witness the mesmerizing dance of peacocks in India’s top 10 spots, especially during the monsoon. Experience this enchanting spectacle in their natural habitat.
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Sariska, known for its wildlife, is also a paradise for peacock lovers. The lush green surroundings and open landscapes make it an ideal place to see peacocks dance, especially during the rainy season.
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Nicknamed the “Peacock Village,” Morachi Chincholi near Pune is famous for its abundant peacock population. Visit early morning or late evening to witness these majestic birds in their natural habitat.
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Apart from tigers, Ranthambore is home to numerous peacocks. These birds often flaunt their iridescent feathers while dancing against the backdrop of ancient ruins and dense forests.
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A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Keoladeo is famous for migratory birds, but it’s also a great place to spot peacocks. During monsoon, their elegant dance is a common sight.
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One of India’s oldest national parks, Jim Corbett offers a perfect setting to see peacocks in the wild. Drive through the grasslands at dawn for the best chance to witness them dancing.
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This lush forest, which inspired The Jungle Book, is home to vibrant peacocks. During monsoon, you can see them performing their courtship dance amidst the thick greenery.
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Just outside Bengaluru, Bannerghatta National Park is a great weekend getaway to see peacocks. Early morning safaris increase your chances of spotting a dancing peacock.
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One of India’s top bird sanctuaries, Bharatpur is home to thousands of peacocks. Visit after a drizzle, and you’ll likely witness their mesmerizing dance.
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While Gir is famous for Asiatic lions, it’s also home to countless peacocks. The semi-arid landscape turns lush during monsoon, making it a perfect setting for their courtship dance.
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Nestled in the Western Ghats, Bandipur’s serene landscapes and dense forests provide an excellent habitat for peacocks. Visit during monsoon to see them dance amid the misty woodlands.
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