Chhari Dhandh
Tourist Attraction
Chhari Dhandh
Chhari Dhandh Wetland Reserve, located in Kachchh (Kutch), Gujarat, is a seasonal wetland on the edge of the Banni grasslands and the Rann of Kutch. The name comes from the local Kutchi language, where "Chhari" means salty and "Dhandh" means shallow wetlands.
This unique ecosystem becomes swampy during the monsoon season, attracting a diverse range of migratory birds. The wetland is home to over 370 bird species, including endangered ones like the Dalmatian Pelican, Oriental Darter, Black-necked Stork, and Indian Skimmer.
Thousands of flamingos, cranes, painted storks, raptors, and spoonbills can also be spotted here. Apart from birds, the reserve supports chinkara, wolves, caracal, desert cats, and desert foxes.
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Chhari Dhandh is located in Kachchh (Kutch), Gujarat.
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