Bird Watching

Nestled in the Western Ghats, The Hundred House is a quiet haven for bird lovers. The estate is alive with birdsong, from the steady call of the coppersmith barbet to the cheerful presence of red-whiskered bulbuls flitting through the trees. Parrots are frequent visitors, often announcing themselves long before they appear. The diversity of habitats within the plantation, open tea fields, wooded patches, and forest edges, makes birdwatching deeply rewarding. Early mornings and calm evenings are especially magical, when the estate feels like a private sanctuary. We keep binoculars at the bungalow for guests to use, though seasoned birders are encouraged to bring their own. Whether you’re an enthusiast or a quiet observer, birdwatching here is simple, immersive, and deeply calming.