What would be the ultimate animal for you to spot in his or her natural habitat? Do you also dream of seeing a snow leopard? The rare, extremely shy animal with the beautiful hair and fur-covered feet with the thick, long tail? It is so amazing and impressive, that this elusive snow leopard can cope and survive in the unpredicted whims of Mother Nature’s environment. As an animal to life in these circumstances such as high altitudes, and severe temperatures, is challenging.
To reach the high altitude areas, will be exhausting and a hard trip but the reward will be breathtaking. On your way to the top, we will have to deal with the restrictions we will find on our way. Most likely it will proceed differently than planned, but the journey it selves, the high altitude, the weather, influences of nature will be a great adventure on its own. The most ultimate gift would be, spotting the rare, snow leopard.
If you are ready to take this adventure, hiking into the high altitude mountains, 'enjoy' the cold, patient enough to spot animals, and face it all no matter what. All for one goal; just to see the snow leopard once in your life: contact us!!!
Through our contacts with locale experts, who know how to spot snow leopards, we are able to offer special snow leopard expeditions. Both in Nepal and India (Ladakh) we work with locale partners to organize an expedition on which it's very likely we will see snow leopards. Together with our Indian partner several snow leopard expeditions have been organized in Ladakh and all expeditions have seen snow leoapards!! Even snow leopards with cubs!!
Besides snow leopards, also lynx, tibetan wolf, urial, ibex, blue sheep, fox, many birds and a lot more, can be spotted on this amazing adventure!
Please read the review of professional wildlife and travel photographer Alberto Carrera.
This is not a review about spotting a snow leopard, but spotting tiger, rhino and other wildlife.
Travel and nature, preferably combined, are my passion. I can't imagine better times, hiking through rough nature, wherever in the world, and merging into the environment. Enjoying landscapes, animals, sounds, scents and the weather. Over and over again I welcome this as a great gift and a unique feeling that I'm beeing allowed to do so. I very much would like to share this feeling with others.
Whether it's a tiger crossing a small river, a joyfully running baby rhino, a herd of deer in the light of the setting sun, fishing otters or a very rare bird you still have on you 'wish list': we will actively look for them and will do our utmost to find them.
It's very likely to spot the Bengal Tiger in Bardia National Park! Just as spotting the Indian Rhino, Indian Elephants and pythons is. In addition you will be sure to spot several kinds of deer, rhesus macaques and langur monkeys and much more!
In the middle of a jungle, on a very, very small chair, I'm spending many hours looking at a small slow-running river. Every now and then a Indian rhino is taken a bath; a croc is lying dead silent, just in front of me, taking a sunbath with its mouth wide open.......
