Ramdev Mandir (Kasbo) - Bird Sanctuary - Tharparkar
Kasbo, a hamlet close to Indian border is epitome of Thar’s overwhelming charm.
It is where music and peacocks bring life to a calm setting of parched landscape dotted with Neem and Acacia.
It takes around forty minutes to reach Kasbo from Nangarparkar, which itself is 450 km from Karachi
It is a small village where most of the huts are made out of mud with a thatched roof, a typical hut (chaunra) of Tharparkar
The lanes in the village are narrow and only one vehicle can pass at a time. It is one of the closest places to the border of Pakistan and India
Wild peacocks are inhabitants of grassy patches around Kasbo and have become part of the vivid landscape
This temple is famous in particular for its flock of wild peacocks which gather here to drinking water and feed on the seeds put as offering
This place is a birds sanctuary as there are over 500 adult peacocks, over 200 parrots and thousands of other birds in and around this temple.
The temple is adorned with statuettes, flowers, flags and offerings by devotees.
The GPS coordinates of Ramdev (Kasbo) Mandir are 24.289646428504515, 70.78105119652659