Bharatpur Hotels - Reviews and Rates

Go to the bird park, maybe its realy interesting in winter, but in the offseason we can see not so alot of animals like others tolk abaut it.

And take the riksha there, its the long distanse for foot.

A welcome relief from the stress and hassle of Indian cities, we went to Bharatpur to visit Keoladeo National Park which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was really amazing and we had a fantastic time. Our day did not get off to an auspicious start though. The main way to visit the park is on a cycle rickshaw, but Anna and I wanted to walk to...

This is a guest entry from Calvin's parents, Carol and Dennis. They traveled with us for three weeks through India. After spending a few days in India, we learned a few basic rules: 1. Be able to multi-task. Avert your eyes to avoid hawkers and touts while looking in all directions as you zig-zag through auto rickshaws, cycle rickshaws, horse, o...

Today was a bit of a lazy day... We had pre-ordered our breakfast and were downstairs at 6.45am eating it before hopping into our tuk tuks to go to the bus station. One of the drivers didn't take the instructions in and took himself and 3 of the group off to the train station instead. They got swamped by locals and had no clue what was going on....

Bharatpur, Days 111-112, Another day another Early start and short bus trip. After checking in at the Spoonbill guest house belonging to a splendidly upstanding Major. All the guest houses in town are named after birds because the towns only real attraction is the bird sanctuary. Although not a twitcher I was tempted here by another travelers re...

We took the train to Bird Sanctuary. We got a moto to take us to a guesthouse near the Bird Sanctuary which had been recommended to us by some other travellers. We arranged with the owner for him to take us on a tour of the bird park next morning. We walked a couple of kilometres back into town where there was an internet café which had a very f...