Harike Wetland

Harike Wetland, located in Punjab, India, is a vital natural area formed by the confluence of the Beas and Sutlej rivers. Covering around 41 square kilometers, it serves as a major habitat for diverse bird species, including migratory birds from Central Asia. The wetland plays a crucial role in maintaining ecological balance by supporting aquatic life, controlling floods, and filtering water. Recognized as a protected area, Harike Wetland also attracts birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts, contributing to local tourism and conservation efforts. Its preservation is essential for sustaining biodiversity and ecological health in the region.