Discover India’s Birding Paradise – Sattal
200+ Himalayan species. Misty trails, lush forests, and perfect frames for birders and photographers.
Who is Sattal Perfect For?
Birders & Wildlife Photographers
Looking to spot and capture vibrant Himalayan species like the Rufous-bellied Niltava, Verditer Flycatcher, and more.
Nature Lovers & Peace Seekers
Ideal for those craving quiet forest walks, lakeside mornings, and a slow, scenic experience away from city noise.
Friends, Families & First-Time Explorers
Comfortable stay, safe trails, and exciting sightings — perfect for introducing kids or loved ones to the joy of the wild.
Curated for Birders, Nature Lovers, and Dreamers
3 Nights / 4 Days
Sattal, Chanfi & Shyamkhet (all local areas)
₹25,500
/person for a group of 4
Stay (twin sharing)
All meals included
Vehicle & Guide
Pickup/drop- Kathgodam
4 Nights / 5 Days
Sattal, Chanfi, Shyamkhet, & Pangot
₹29,500
/person for a group of 4
Visit to Pangot
Stay (twin sharing)
All meals included
Vehicle & Guide
Pickup/drop- Kathgodam
5 Nights / 6 Days
Sattal, Chanfi, Shyamkhet, Pangot & Manila
₹35,500
/person for a group of 4
1 Night in Manila
Visit to Pangot
Stay (twin sharing)
All meals included
Vehicle & Guide
Pickup/drop- Kathgodam
Bird Photography Highlights from Sattal Tours
Red-billed Blue magpie in Sattal
Common Green magpie in Sattal
Rufous-bellied-Niltava perched in Sattal.
Wall-creeper in Chanfi area in Sattal
Chestnut-headed Tesia in Sattal.
European- Goldfinch in Shyamkhet area.
Frequently Asked Questions about Chopta
Sattal offers excellent birding almost year-round, but the best months are:
Spring (March to May): Breeding season with vibrant Himalayan species.
Autumn–Winter (Oct to Feb): Amazing Winter migratory birds are seen during this time. Great light and active bird movement.
Monsoon (June to August): Not ideal due to rain and leeches on trails.
Sattal is home to over 200 Himalayan species, including:
Common Green Magpie
Red-billed Blue Magpie
Dark-breasted Rosefinch
European Goldfinch
Blue-winged Minla
Rufous-bellied Niltava
Verditer Flycatcher
Red-billed Leothrix
Chestnut-headed Tesia
Himalayan Woodpeckers
Greater Yellownape
…and many more.
Sattal sits at a comfortable altitude of around 1,370 metres (4,500 ft).
There’s no risk of altitude sickness, and most visitors feel refreshed in the crisp mountain air.
Winters (Nov–Feb): Cold mornings and nights with temperatures ranging from 2°C to 12°C. Pack warm woolens, gloves, thermals, and a windproof jacket.
Spring/Summer (Mar–May): Pleasant weather with temperatures between 12°C to 25°C. Carry a light jacket, full-sleeve shirts, and a cap for early mornings.
Also pack comfortable walking shoes, binoculars, sunscreen, and a reusable water bottle for your birding walks.
We offer clean, comfortable hotels/resorts near key birding spots.
Rooms are available on twin or single occupancy, with hot water, good food, and safe surroundings. Power backup is also provided.
Absolutely!
Sattal is one of the most accessible and rewarding birding destinations in India.
The trails are easy, the birds are visible at close range, and our guides/mentors support all skill levels.
Not able to decide?
We’ll be happy to discuss and assist you personally
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