Hortobagy National Park is an amazing birding and photography destination! In winter around 200-250 White-tailed Eagles and 20-30 Eastern Imperial Eagles roam the vast grasslands, fishponds and forests. Sakertours in cooperations with the national park is operating eagle feeding stations and several different raptor hides for photography. A visit to these hides can be an amazing experience! There is no other place or hides in Europe where you can see up to 100 or 120 eagles in just 2-3 days. It is a fantastic sight to see such a huge raptors close-up and in action. White-tailed Eagles are virtually guranteed at the hides but of course numbers and opportunities slightly weather dependent. We also regularly have Eastern Imperial Eagle at the hides but especially on those days when less White-tailede Eagles visitng (as they are larger and more dominant). So if you have a day or an afternoon when not many White-tailed Eagles around you can hope for an Eastern Imperial Eagle. One of our hide is more for buzzards and the mighty Saker Falcon – the namesake of our company. And great news that yet again in the 2025-2026 winter season our regular pair of Sakers has been visiting the hide and even more good news that some other young Sakers has been photographed. Still you need luck as these falcons usually visit the hide area 3 or 4 times in a week. All in all the Hortobagy National Park is turly remarkable place to visit!