The Tourism Department has set up a bird-watching centre in the dense forest area of Sadabrat. 
Local birds as well as migratory birds, including Himalayan bulbul, plum-headed parakeet, great barbet, Indian peafowl, grey hornbill, Asian koel, black francolin, Eurasian coot, ruddy shelduck, red-crested pochard, bar-headed goose, great cormorant, mallard, gadwall and little egret can be spotted in the area.

The project worth Rs 10 crore includes an interpretation centre, where information about birds and other literature for promotion of ecotourism in the state will be provided to the visitors.
Besides, three bird-watching towers and a boardwalk have also been constructed. The forest enthusiasts will be able to enjoy walking on the nature trail in the Sadabrat Protected Forest.
Ropar Wetland:- A humanmade wetland of lake and river formed by the construction of a barrage for diversion of water from the Sutlej River.