FAQs About Bird Park - EsselWorld

EsselWorld Bird Park is located within the EsselWorld Amusement Park complex in Gorai Village, Borivali West, Mumbai, right beside Water Kingdom. Its location in Mumbai’s western suburbs makes it a convenient destination for visitors exploring Gorai.

EsselWorld Bird Park is approximately a 1.5-hour drive from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport. Actual travel time may vary depending on traffic conditions.

Borivali Railway Station is the nearest railway station, with a drive of approximately 1 hour and 8 minutes to the park. EsselWorld also has a dedicated bus stop served by buses from different parts of Mumbai, from which the bird park is a six-minute walk.

Most drivers reach EsselWorld Bird Park via Kashimira and continue along Mira-Bhayander Road. This route passes through parts of Mumbai’s western suburbs.

Yes, the EsselWorld complex is connected by road and ferry and has its own Ferry Jetty at the waterfront entrance. The complex also has a large, dedicated parking zone. Ferry departure points, schedules and parking charges should be confirmed before your visit, as these details are not specified in the available source.

EsselWorld Bird Park shares its complex with Water Kingdom, EsselWorld Amusement Park, EsselWorld Fish Paradise and Tic Tac Tot. Water Kingdom offers water slides, a wave pool and lazy rivers; Fish Paradise features over 50 species of fish; and Tic Tac Tot is an experiential play area for toddlers and children.

EsselWorld Bird Park is open every day from 10 AM to 6 PM. The management may extend these hours at its discretion.

Ticket prices vary according to the ticket type and may change from time to time. Visitors should check the online booking page for current rates. Adult and child tickets are priced separately, and combined tickets are available for selected attractions.

An adult ticket applies to visitors taller than 4 ft 6 in. A child ticket applies to children measuring between 3 ft 3 in and 4 ft 6 in.

Yes, visitors can purchase combined one-day tickets for EsselWorld Bird Park and Fish Paradise or for EsselWorld Bird Park and Tic Tac Tot. These tickets are available in adult and child categories.

The Explorer Pass is a one-day ticket covering three attractions: EsselWorld Bird Park, EsselWorld Fish Paradise and Tic Tac Tot. A single flat rate applies to both adults and children.

Visitors can book tickets through the Book Now button on the website, which lists the available ticket types and combinations. For assistance with an existing booking, use the Booking Query form and provide your booking number and email address. The team will follow up using the email address submitted.

EsselWorld Bird Park is home to over 400 exotic birds belonging to more than 50 species. The collection includes volant, terrestrial and aquatic birds.

Visitors can see African grey parrots, blue-gold macaws, cockatiels, sun conures, rainbow lorikeets, chattering lories, toucans, ostriches, California quails, golden pheasants, crowned cranes, black swans and Carolina wood ducks.

EsselWorld Bird Park is a walk-in aviary spread across an acre. Its different terrains are designed to recreate habitats suited to the bird species living within the aviary.

The birds live in a scientifically designed artificial rainforest that mimics their natural surroundings. The aviary also features lakes, desert areas and rocky decks to accommodate the needs of different species.

The aviary features over 150 species of special flora, including Victoria lilies, tree ferns, Pride of India and several varieties of cacti. These plants contribute to the diverse landscapes recreated within the park.

EsselWorld Bird Park was designed by leading ornithologists and conservationists with the needs of the birds in mind. A team of trained staff looks after the birds, while the park promotes awareness of bird conservation and habitat protection.

Visitors can enjoy taking pictures with birds, guided bird watching with binoculars, interactive sessions at the open-air amphitheatre and bird presentations. Presentations are subject to weather conditions, visitor numbers and management decisions.

Yes, taking pictures with the birds is one of the park’s popular activities. Visitors must keep their camera flash switched off, as flashes can startle or disturb the birds.

Yes, visitors can explore the aviary with guidance from the park’s experts and use binoculars to spot different birds. The guides also share information about the species and their behaviour.

The open-air amphitheatre hosts interactive sessions that bring visitors closer to the birds. It provides a setting where visitors can observe and learn about the birds as part of their park experience.

No, bird presentations are not guaranteed every day. A presentation may be cancelled during rain or when fewer than 20 visitors attend. Management may also cancel or reschedule sessions when necessary.

Yes, EsselWorld Bird Park organises educational programmes and workshops for children. These activities focus on bird conservation and the importance of protecting natural habitats.

No, outside food and snacks are not permitted inside the park. This includes sweets, chips, mints and tiffin boxes. Baby food for infants under two years is the only exception, and a separate feeding area is provided.

Only steel water bottles are allowed inside the park. Single-use and reusable plastic bottles are not permitted because plastic can be harmful to the birds.

No, bags and sharp objects must be left at the baggage counter. Visitors are allowed to carry only their wallets and mobile phones inside the park.

Medicines are not allowed inside the park. Visitors should leave emergency medication at the ticket counter, where a guest relations officer can bring it to them if required.

Prohibited personal items include cosmetics such as lip balm, lipstick, moisturiser, perfume, deodorant and insect repellent; wet wipes and tissues; and sanitation items such as hand sanitisers. Diapers and sanitary pads are also listed among the restricted items, although diapers for infants under two years are permitted. The team can direct visitors to the designated changing area.

Flash photography, smoking, alcohol consumption and playing music are prohibited inside the park. Visitors must not touch, disturb or shout at the birds, as some have sharp claws and bills, and some may bite. Feeding the birds is also prohibited because their food is specially prepared and human food can harm their health. Breaking park rules may attract a penalty of up to ?500, and visitors who disregard the rules may be asked to leave.

Yes, EsselWorld Bird Park welcomes school groups and coaching classes. Representatives handle these bookings through the School Bookings page on the website.

Yes, special discounts are offered for school groups, corporate outings and large gatherings. Visitors should contact the customer care team for details about group pricing.

Yes, EsselWorld Bird Park welcomes corporate outings for groups of 30 guests or more. Interested groups can submit their requirements through the Contact Us form by selecting the Corporate option.

Yes, enquiries for birthdays, weddings, functions and social gatherings can be submitted through the Contact Us form. The team will follow up with the available options for the event.

Yes, the park accommodates brand shoots, film productions, advertising commercials and influencer content. The team assists with permissions, power backups and facility access, and arranges a site recce before the shoot. Other locations within the EsselWorld complex include the Ferry Jetty, Water Kingdom, the Parking Zone, Tic Tac Tot and the open area of EsselWorld.

Influencers can submit their applications through the Influencers Query form on the website. The form requests Instagram and YouTube details, audience size and information about other platforms they use.

Yes, EsselWorld Bird Park is designed with visitor safety across age groups in mind. Its walk-in aviary, bird photography opportunities and interactive sessions offer children opportunities to observe birds and learn about them.

EsselWorld Bird Park features over 400 exotic birds, a walk-in rainforest aviary and opportunities for close-up bird experiences. It is also recognised in the source content as India's first exotic and interactive bird park.

Yes, visitors can combine a trip to EsselWorld Bird Park with nearby attractions or other destinations in Mumbai. Options mentioned in the source include Water Kingdom, EsselWorld Amusement Park, Sanjay Gandhi National Park, Elephanta Caves, Karnala Bird Sanctuary and Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust Garden.

Plan to spend approximately half a day at EsselWorld Bird Park. If you intend to visit Fish Paradise or Tic Tac Tot as well, allow additional time for those attractions.

Visitors should travel light and carry a steel water bottle, wallet, mobile phone and comfortable shoes with good grip. Some paths may be slippery or uneven. Bags and other restricted belongings must be left at the baggage counter.

Yes, EsselWorld Bird Park has a souvenir shop. The source also identifies this as the designated spot for feeding baby food to infants under two years.