The small homestay style accommodation, located near the India-Nepal border and Singalila National Park, provides the perfect base for wildlife and birding enthusiasts exploring this Himalayan region.
Built in a Nepali design typical of the region, Habre’s Nest offers just four double bedrooms all featuring an en suite toilet and a balcony offering stunning sunset views. The homestay is located in one of the best areas of India for tracking red pandas in Singalila National Park and is also a birder's paradise with more than 300 species found here.
Despite the property’s remote location, Habre’s Nest has all the amenities for a comfortable and educational stay. All rooms have a heater, hot and cold water, and power being supplied overnight by a generator. Communal areas include a sitting area with fire place and library. The homestay is renowned for its red panda tracking and wildlife conservation with its own team of in-house naturalists, field biologists, guides and porters. As well as the red pandas that can be found in this region, over 300 species of birds can be observed; Habre’s Nest has its own bird studio and hide location within its grounds, providing an ideal space for birders.
Please note that Habre’s Nest is located at a high altitude of 3,000 metres above sea level.
Visiting the forest clad hills of Singalilia National Park for red panda, the snow-capped mountains of Ladakh for snow leopard and the teak forests and grasslands of Kanha National Park for tiger, this is the ultimate wildlife trip to India and Nepal for mammal, big cat and nature enthusiasts.
Find out more about India’s Tigers, Snow Leopards & Red Pandas
Our tailor-made trip explores the spectacular wilderness of Singalila National Park, located in the Eastern Himalayas, in search of the endearing and elusive red panda, before travelling to the less visited Central Indian national park of Panna, home to iconic Indian wildlife including tiger, leopard and sloth bear.
Find out more about Red Pandas & Tigers
Join acclaimed wildlife photographer Nick Garbutt in search of the endearing and elusive red panda in the spectacular wilderness of Singalila National Park, on the Indian-Nepalese border, before travelling to Panna National Park to photograph iconic Indian mammals such as the majestic tiger.
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Lying on the India-Nepal border on the Singalila Ridge, Singalila National Park is one of the most exotic Himalayan forests in India. The park is one of the best locations within India to search for the elusive red panda and is a birder's paradise with more than 300 species found here.
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Where: West Bengal
Ideal for viewing: red panda, Himalayan black bear, clouded leopard, barking deer, yellow-throated marten
Excellent for: Wildlife photography, Photography tours With Nick Garbutt, Rare mammal watching, Birdwatching
