Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve is renowned for its exceptional birdlife, diverse wetland ecosystem, and the endangered wild water buffalo. It's a haven for birdwatchers, boasting over 500 bird species, including many migratory birds. The reserve is also home to rare animals like the Gangetic dolphin and wild water buffalo.

Here's a more detailed look at what makes Koshi Tappu famous:

Birdwatching Paradise

Koshi Tappu is considered one of Asia's finest wetland birding areas, with a wide array of aquatic and grassland birds, including many globally threatened species.

Home to the Wild Water Buffalo

The reserve is the only habitat in Nepal for the endangered wild water buffalo, also known as Arna.

Unique Safari Experiences

Visitors can enjoy boat safaris and jeep safaris to explore the reserve and its wildlife.

Ramsar Site

It was designated as a Ramsar site in 1987, recognizing its international importance for wetland conservation.

Other Wildlife

Besides the water buffalo, the reserve is also known for Gangetic dolphins, Gharial crocodiles (though sightings are rare), and other mammals like blue bulls.

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