Keoladeo National Park once used to be a duck-hunting reserve for the Maharajas of the old. Today it is a UNESCO world heritage site where several aquatic birds from Siberia, China, Turkmenistan, and Afghanistan can be seen during the winter season.
Apart from 375 different species of birds, you can also see a wide range of other life forms this reserve that consists of woodland swamps, woodlands, wetlands, and grasslands covering an area of 2873 hectares. You will also find several rare bird species here such as the critically endangered Siberian crane, the Imperial eagle, and the Greater Spotted Eagle.