Best Bird watching spot

Visitors who enjoy the outdoors and wildlife shouldn't pass up the chance to visit Timor-Leste. You'll experience a National Geographic photographer-like sensation as you use a camera to try to capture exciting images of various birds. Timor Leste's bird species exhibit a geographic fusion of Australian and Asian traits. More than 230 different bird species may be found in the nation, of which 23 are indigenous and unique only to that region. Timor green pigeons, salty cuckoo-doves, and Timor imperial pigeons are a few of the island's distinctive and endangered bird species. The abundance of different bird species in the area is an indication of Timor Leste's diverse natural habitats and environment.

The biogeographically diverse bird life of Timor-Leste is of utmost interest to bird enthusiasts (Asian and Australian). There are more than 240 species of birds, including at least 23 that are unique to this planet. The extraordinarily wide range of habitats and geographic location of Timor-Leste are reflected in the extremely high diversity of bird species there. These rare bird species include the globally endangered Timor green pigeon, Timor imperial pigeon, yellow crested cockatoo, black cuckoo dove, and Timor sparrow in relatively large numbers. Visit Birdlife International for more details and research on bird life. Come experience a surprise.