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2,873 hectares, of which the wetland is about 1,000 for much of the year. Divided by dykes into ten units with sluice gates. A Ramsar site since 1 October 1981, reference 230; on the Montreux Record of wetlands under stress since 1990. National park since 10 March 1982.
To explore Keoladeo National Park, it's best to visit early in the day when the air is cooler and the birds are more active. Wear comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes, and bring binoculars to get a closer look at the park's incredible avian diversity. The park is typically reached by road, and visitors should check locally for the most convenient transportation options. Before planning your visit, be sure to confirm the current timings and fees with the park authorities or a local guide to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience.