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Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary, Rajasthan is a world heritage site that was created Maharaja of Bharatpur as a hunting reserve and is now home to local and migratory birds especially the Siberian cranes. Also known as Keoladeo Ghana National Park and Ornithologist's Paradise, Bharatpur has many well-maintained wildlife resorts to its credit. Here you can stay comfortably during your tour to Bharatpur.
Some of the popular Wildlife Resorts in Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary include:
Bharatpur Forest Lodge
 Located within the Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary, Bharatpur Forest Lodge offers 17 air-conditioned rooms under the superior, twin beds, single or double occupancy categories. Each room comes with an attached bathroom, cable TV connection, phone, music player etc. The Resort also offers tours to Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary, bicycle rides to parks. Experienced guides are available with a little expenditure on your tour to Bharatpur.
Laxmi Vilas Palace
Located close to circuit house and bird sanctuary in Bharatpur, Rajasthan, Laxmi Vilas Palace offers 26 partially air-conditioned rooms and suites with murals on the walls and attached bathrooms. This wildlife resort offers both Indian and Continental delicacies and has a well-stocked bar to go along with its restaurant. This wildlife resort at Bharatpur also offers tours to Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary, bicycle and rickshaw tours to the park accompanied by guides. Folk music and dance performances can be arranged upon request.
Chandra Mahal Haveli
 Built by the Mughals in 1850s, Chandra Mahal Haveli wildlife resort resembles Fatehpur Sikri in terms of architecture to a large extent. This wildlife resort offers fully air-conditioned deluxe and executive rooms under single and double occupancy that are equipped with minibars, refrigerators and telephones. This wildlife resort also has a multi-cuisine restaurant, a bar and 24-hour coffee shop at your disposal. Visits to carpet weaving villages, boating, jeep safaris, folk music and dance performances and other cultural shows cater to your recreational needs.
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