Close to the savannah in eastern Africa, Arusha is a paradise for wildlife lovers. In the regions away from the city center, beautiful trees and shimmering lakes can be spotted everywhere, which together create a suitable environment for birds to flourish and give every birdwatcher a chance to enjoy.

Few people know that Beijing, famous for its cultural relics, is also one of China's best bird-watching spots. From imperial gardens to nature reserves, Beijing has a wide choice of bird watching attractions. Bird watching around the ancient buildings offers unique experiences.

Located near the western border of Brazil, Foz do Iguaçu is at the confluence of two rivers, the Paraná and the Iguaçu. The rich water resources make this city a place with a very high vegetation coverage rate. It has always been inhabited by a variety of rare tropical birds, and these fairies fly with their gorgeous feathers through the forest. Why not take a bird-watching trip in this riverside city on a sunny March day?

Guangzhou's Nansha Wetland Scenic Area is a national 4A-level tourist attraction in China. Located at the southernmost corner of Guangzhou, Nansha Wetland is a paradise of birds. As the largest coastal wetland in the Pearl River Delta, it is an important food supply station and rest station for migratory birds in Guangdong.

In London, you can meet birds wherever you go.

Melbourne is surrounded by excellent bird-watching sites with green spaces and waterways, ranging from freshwater, coastal, woodland and forest habitats, all of which are within easy reach of the city. There are so many birds living there that it is strongly suggested to take an illustrated guide before you go bird-watching. For example, Albatrosses, petrels and gulls can be widely seen along its coastline stretching for nearly 100 kilometers.