Date: 30-11-25 Venue: Surajpur Bird Sanctuary Topic: Winter Wings: Bird Walk at Surajpur Walk Leader: Rohit Sharma Timing: 8 AM to 10 AM
Join us on the morning of November 30, 2025 (8:00 AM–10:00 AM) for Winter Wings: Bird Walk at Surajpur Bird Sanctuary. Led by naturalist Rohit Sharma, this two-hour guided walk invites you to witness the spectacular diversity of birdlife that thrives during winter.
As the sun rises over the serene wetlands, spot flocks of migratory waterfowl, waders, and woodland birds that grace the sanctuary this time of year. From the elegant flight of bar-headed geese and pintails to the cheerful calls of bulbuls and kingfishers, the experience promises visual and auditory delights for every nature lover.
Getting There
Surajpur Bird Sanctuary is located in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, and is easily accessible by road. Here are a few ways to reach the sanctuary:
By Car: You can drive to the sanctuary from Delhi, Noida, or other nearby cities. It takes approximately 1 to 1.5 hours from central Delhi, depending on traffic. The sanctuary has parking facilities near the entrance.
Metro: The nearest metro station is Knowledge Park II (on the Aqua Line). From the metro station, you can hire an auto or a cab to reach the sanctuary, which is about 20-25 minutes away.
By Bus: Buses from Noida or Greater Noida also pass through areas near Surajpur. You can then take an auto-rickshaw or taxi to the sanctuary.
Weather Conditions
By late November, Surajpur Bird Sanctuary experiences pleasantly cool mornings, with temperatures typically ranging between 14°C and 22°C. A gentle winter chill and occasional mist lend a serene charm to the wetlands, creating a perfect atmosphere for birdwatching. The soft golden light and calm weather enhance visibility, making it an excellent time to observe and photograph both migratory and resident birds in their natural habitat.
Event Highlights
Expert-led bird walk with naturalist Rohit Sharma
Observe winter migratory and resident bird species
Learn about bird behaviour, calls, and habitat ecology
Ideal for bird watchers, photographers, nature lovers, and families
A peaceful and educational start to your Sunday morning
