Bolivia

Birdwatching and Photography in Bolivia offers a rich and rewarding experience due to the country's incredible biodiversity and varied ecosystems. With over 1,400 bird species, Bolivia ranks among the top birdwatching destinations in the world. Here's a brief description:

Bolivia is a landlocked country in South America that boasts a dramatic range of landscapes—from the Andean highlands and Amazonian rainforests to savannas and dry valleys. This ecological variety supports a vast number of bird species, including many endemics (species found nowhere else in the world), making it a paradise for birdwatchers.

Brazil

Brazil is the largest country in south America and fifth in the World with 8,5 million km square. Located in the Atlantic basing and occupying the 65% of the Amazonia, incredible ecosystems like Amazonia, Mata Atlantica, Cerrado, and Pantanal make a paradise of the wild life and landscaping.

We can enjoy from the mountains whit beautiful araucaria forest to paradisiac beaches and wild life pampas in the Pantanal, amazing animals and the third country with 3 largest bird list in the world.

Yunnan

Yunnan is one of China's top destinations for nature lovers bird photographers and birdwatchers, thanks to its extraordinary biodiversity, varied landscapes, and rich ethnic cultures. The province spans tropical lowlands, alpine mountains, and highland plateaus, making it a prime birding hotspot with over 900 recorded species — more than two-thirds of all bird species in China.

Colombia

The most mega diverse country in the world, held together by South America's umbilical cord, hosting a variety of ecosystems and climates.

Its six regions (Caribbean, Insular, Pacific, Andean, Orinoquia, and Amazon) make it unique, creating unique habitats for ornithology, in addition to its incredible landscapes, making it one of our favorite destinations.

Colombia currently has the greatest bird diversity in the world, ranking first with 1,966 species, or 20% of the global total, according to WWF.

Costa Rica is a world-renowned destination for bird photography and birdwatching, offering unmatched biodiversity in a compact, accessible setting. With over 920 recorded bird species, including dazzling hummingbirds, elusive antpittas, and the iconic Resplendent Quetzal, the country provides an unforgettable experience for both amateur and professional birders.

From lush lowland rainforests and misty cloud forests to coastal wetlands and volcanic slopes, Costa Rica’s diverse ecosystems support an incredible variety of avian life. Prime birding regions such as San Gerardo de Dota, La Selva, Carara, Arenal, and the Osa Peninsula offer rich opportunities to observe and photograph both resident and migratory species.

Ecuador

In the Northwest of South America, washed by the Pacific Ocean, sheltered by the freshness of the Andes and covered with a thousand colors with the Ecuador Amazon is a very small country with only 256,370 square km. But with a great biodiversity, so much so, that Ecuador was nominated as a mega diverse country. Keep in mind there are more than 1650 species of birds, which occupy multiple ecosystems or regions such as Choco region, Central Andes, Northern Amazonia, Amazonia south of Tumbes and Marañon region.

In a few hours from the capital, Quito, we will be able to find many spectacular places for bird photography and bird watching. Within minutes, we could find different ecological zones, which is why Ecuador is one of the best hot spots for birding activity in South America. There will also be the opportunity to admire the majestic volcanoes with its beautiful glaciers.

We may also observe the culture of Otawalo if we have an extra day in our itinerary. Here we can buy some souvenirs.

India

India have 3287263 km square the Seventh large country in the world and most populous country located in south Asia include Glaciers ,deserts, Jungles and more ecosystems .

 In the Western Ghats, here the evolution is amazing how change ecosystems, make a tropical forest and jungles, here the photography is wonderful the people, culture, religion, natural landscaping and wild life, all this make India like a photographable paradise destination.

Kazakhstan

The Republic of Kazakhstan situated in the heart of Eurasia is the world’s ninth-largest country with a territory of 2,725,000 km2. It is bordered by southern Russia, China, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Turkmenistan. Kazakhstan has a very wide variety of natural and ecological habitats unlike any other country. There are 60% of plains (steppes, deserts), 30% of hummocks, and 10% of mountains and foothills. The Western Tien Shan, Northern Tien Shan, Dzungaria region and Altai are the largest mountainous regions in Kazakhstan. There are two “seas” which were lakes originally (Caspian Sea and Aral Sea). Here are unique mountain lakes like Big Almaty, Issyk, and Kolsay. In addition, saline lakes with special structure of water as Balkhash, Alakol, lakes of Borovoye. The diversity of landscapes includes big mountains with magnificent gorges and white-capped peaks, different types of steppes, coniferous and foliated forests, big lakes and rivers. This unique location provides a rich combination of flora and fauna. Kazakhstan counts about 500 species of birds, 396 of them are breeding.  This list includes some birds that are difficult or impossible to see elsewhere. The mammals count 178 species, the most interesting of them being Saiga, Snow Leopard, Persian Gazelle, Asian Wild Ass, Ibex, and Argali.

Peru

Peru is located to the Northwest of South America with an area of 1285215.6 square km bordered by Ecuador, Colombia, Brazil, Bolivia and Chile. A large portion of the Andes mountain range is in Peru, which has created a completely different type of wildlife with many endemic species.

Peru Andes is undesirable one of the more beautiful places in the planet. The amazing cordillera Blanca and Cordillera Negra provide amazing landscape and unique places for photography.

Peru is the number 2 in the world with the big list of the birds there are more than 1800 species of birds , of which 180 are endemic and distributed in various ecosystems such as:

Central Andes, 
Pacific Coast, 
Maranon, 
Northern Amazonia, 
Southern Amazon, 
Tumbes, 
The Condor Cordillera range

Plus a small influence of Yungas and savanna. There is an area that is rarely described, the mountains and valleys of the Sierra in which there are some new species.

It also has large lakes such as Titicaca and Junín. They also have a few endemics.
Peru is a good destination for bird watchers, which we will be delighted with the number of species observed in only a few days. We want to explore this country. In addition, we will have the opportunity closely to observe ancient cultures that invite us to learn about them.

Uganda

Uganda nominated pearl of Africa located in central east of the continent, have 241038 km square.

The combination of ecosystems as if savanna and tropical forest make a Uganda one of the wonderful destinations here we will see mountains jungle and amazing Victoria lake.

About the wild life have the 11 % the birds of the world and there we can find the amazing animals include Gorillas and chimpanzees, Buffalos, elephants, big cats, giraffes, antelopes and many more. For all this thinks, this destination is amazing for Photographers and Birdwatchers.