Okhla Bird Sanctuary| Nature| Peace| Noida

Ye raatein, ye mausam, nadi ka kinaara, ye chanchal hawa... 

It is said nature has some healing power, a peace, a pleasant feeling, a tranquility. It is a tonic for mental well-being. It's a solace for depression.

Hello readers! I welcome you to my blog Let's Know😊. If you love to explore about a place before going there then you are at the right page👍. 

If you are a nature lover and love to spend time in the peace of nature, then today's blog is absolutely for you. Today, I'm here to express about Okhla Bird Sanctuary. So let's start... 👉

How to be there 

  • Most convenient way to go is metro 🚇. Catch 🏃 magenta line . 
  • Nearest metro station is okhla bird sanctuary itself. Your destination is on 5-7 min. walking distance from there. 
  • You can take an auto also but they will try to charge more if they find you are new there😀😀. So I would suggest don't go for auto and give trouble to your feet, it will be beneficial for both, health and pocket🙂😉😜. 

Ticket 

  • Entry ticket is INR 30 for indians and 350 for foreigners. 
  • You will have to pay INR 500 extra if you are carrying a small non-digital camera with you.
  • Here's the complete list  👇
Source : OBS site 

What you can get 

  • Peace of mind 😌 
  • Yamuna river view 🏞🌅
  • Aesthetic background for poses ( after all you have to post a pic on insta also 😍🤪) 
  • Various birds species ( but not in summer 😞) 

Food n Fun 

  • There is a cafeteria inside names Nature's Peace. 
  • You can find fast food there on a reasonable price. 
  • If you love your Ghar Ka Khana , you can bring it here and enjoy it on wooden boat while beholding the view of nature. 

Instructions 

  • Best months to visit : October - March ( you will find abundant species of migratory  birds)

  • Timings: 
Summer : 7:00 am - 5:30 pm 
Winter : 7:30 am - 5:00 pm 

If you are planning to visit this bird sanctuary, I hope these informations will be helpful to you. 

Please like if you find it useful and helpful. 
Your comments and suggestions are always welcome. 😊😊

Tata Bye Bye 👋👋👋
Meet you very soon in my next blog. 🙂🙃


Writer 
Grity Singh 

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