The Magic of Moss in Pangot
A weekend amidst the forests and birdlife of Jungle Lore Birding Lodge, Pangot — 16 km uphill from Nainital in the Kumaon Himalayas | June 2026
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A weekend amidst the forests and birdlife of Jungle Lore Birding Lodge, Pangot — 16 km uphill from Nainital in the Kumaon Himalayas | June 2026
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Walks and Treks at Jungle Lore Birding Lodge
Pangot, along with being a birder’s paradise, offers panoramic views of the Himalayas, and the best way to discover both the avifauna culture and the natural beauty of the region is to choose the tours with Asian Adventures. These take you to key birding spots in Pangot - Kilbury forests, Ghughukhan, Cheena Peak, and Timla Pani with our expert guides who not only make the spotting easier for you but also make sure that you do not miss any key opportunity to be captured by your cameras.
Jungle Lore Birding Lodge - Your monsoon paradise stay
Witness the beauty of Pangot at its maximum during the monsoon season. Whether you witness birds such as the Red-billed Blue Magpie or enjoy the chai and pakore specially prepared for you by our chefs in the kitchen, Jungle Lore Birding Lodge never disappoints. The season is also ideal for witnessing the butterflies and moths found in the region. You can spot the exotic species during our special butterfly and moth exploration weekends.
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Why Jungle Lore Birding Lodge should be on your bucket list this spring season.
Situated in the lap of nature in the state of Uttarakhand, Pangot finds a haven for butterflies. Uttarakhand itself is home to more than 500 species of butterflies. A detailed analysis of the species of butterflies was carried out in the area, and it revealed the following species of butterflies as part of our ecology.
Diversity of Herbaceous Flora in Jungle Lore: A Study of 65 Species Across 35 Families