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Reviews from public on Jain Birds Hospital at Chandni Chowk, Delhi, India.
leolion5
Quebec City, Canada
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9 reviews 3 attraction reviews 6 helpful votesReviewed 27 March 2014
My spouse is a bird lover so this was a must-see place for her during our recent trip to New Delhi after we spotted it in the LP. The description made it sound very interesting so we were a bit surprised that it was so underwhelming. It was a little difficult to find (we had to wander around in the...More
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Weeyahneh
Vail, Arizona
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130 reviews 29 attraction reviews 199 helpful votesReviewed 30 November 2013
Kind of an unusual place but fits in with the Jain philosophy of not harming living souls. The vet was tending to some birds which had just been brought in when I was there. He was setting a broken wing on a pigeon. The hospital is very clean and the birds and a couple of other little creatures were being...More
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rathour
New Delhi, Delhi, India
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12 reviews 8 attraction reviews 7 helpful votesReviewed 16 October 2013
my parrot get flu from some where.this parrot is very famous in my family.we decided to bring this bird to birds hospital.this birds hospital situated in intersection of chandni chowk and netaji subhash marg. infront of red forte.in the hospital three doctors attend the jojo.doctors treated jojo with best medicines.now jojo feeling good. this hospital is full of sick birds.this...More
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BradJill
Hong Kong, China
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2,947 reviews 1,799 attraction reviews 7,449 helpful votesReviewed 9 September 2013
The Bird Hospital is run in conjunction with the Jain Shri Digambar temple, located across the street from the Red Fort in Old Delhi. It seems the Bird Hospital has been in operation and funded by private donations since 1956, having nursed and cared for hundreds of thousands of birds in its time. Apparently, over 50 birds a day are...More
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mahesh_singh_13
New Delhi, India
1 review
1 helpful voteReviewed 16 March 2013
Unique hospital with supporting staffs, this place is a real heaven on earth . Let all of us come forward and support this cause of helping and caring wounded wings
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Sisca O
Oslo, Norway
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72 reviews 18 attraction reviews 40 helpful votesReviewed 15 March 2013
i went to the bird hospital with a wounded cat i had found on the street. the nice personal here helped my new friend straight away, and also gave a tour of this great charity center. they help all kinds of suffering birds, and have many living there on permanent basis. i think whem going to such a poor country...More
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vpsingh
Srinagar, India
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35 reviews 22 attraction reviews 18 helpful votesReviewed 25 February 2013
Can anyone do it, we never thought I would have crossed it several times as a kid but learnt the lesson of late when i visited here. on a small corner at Chandni chowk with no big names, its a learning
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swrtbvghjh
Wroclaw, Poland
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34 reviews 30 attraction reviews 13 helpful votesReviewed 18 January 2013
Maybe I'm wrong but it looked more like a pigeons breeding place than a hospital for birds. I saw only few sick birds there. I had to walk barefoot on a wet and cold marble floor that was a very unpleasant experience. This institution can be a simple (and typical) Indian trap for naive tourists. So better think twice before...More
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Travelergirl998
Baltimore, Maryland
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100 reviews 54 attraction reviews 54 helpful votesReviewed 21 December 2012
Do not get me wrong, this is a noble charity but if you go be prepared to be in very close proximity to many sick birds, walking barefoot on wet floors and asked for a donation
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gem121
England
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17 reviews 3 attraction reviews 13 helpful votesReviewed 7 December 2012
We visited this place after recommendation from the lonely planet. You'll see all the injured birds receiving medical care and as you carry on to the roof you see the birds that have been released after making a full recovery. Its wonderful to see the dedication shown here to all injured birds. Donations are appreciated!
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