Precious Rongmei
Sep 28, 2024
These animals, many of which are rare and endangered, contribute to the rich biodiversity of the Himalayan ecosystem. These are definitely worth travelling for.
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The snow leopards are elusive, and one of the most iconic species of the Himalayas. They are also known as the ‘ghost of the mountains.’ They inhabit the high mountains of Hemis National Park and Spiti Valley.
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The red panda is native to the eastern Himalayas. They look adorable with their rust-coloured fur and a bushy tail. Explore the forests of Singalila National Park, and Kanchenjunga National Park to see these beauties.
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The Himalayan tahr navigate the rocky landscapes of the Himalayan region with ease. Visit Kedarnath Wildlife Sanctuary, and Valley of Flowers National Park in Uttarakhand.
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These deer are known for the musk gland which produces a substance used in traditional perfumes and medicines. They are mostly spotted in Kedarnath Wildlife Sanctuary, and Great Himalayan National Park.
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The Himalayan monal is one of the prettiest and most colourful birds of the Himalayan region. These birds are often spotted in the forests of Kedarnath Wildlife Sanctuary, and Kanchendzonga National Park.
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This subspecies of the grey wolf is native to the Tibetan plateau and the surrounding Himalayan regions. They inhabit the high altitudes of Spiti Valley, Changthang Wildlife Sanctuary, and the Tibetan Plateau.
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Also called bharal, the Himalayan blue sheep is often found grazing on alpine meadows at high elevations. Hemis National Park and Spiti Valley are some of the best places to spot them.
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Also known as the Asiatic black bear, this species has a distinctive white "V" on its chest. They are mostly found in the forests and foothills of the Himalayas. Dachigam National Park and Kanchendzonga National Park are some of the best places to spot them.
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Find these beautiful species in the forests along the foothills of Bhutan and parts of India, mainly Manas National Park in Assam.
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These are one of the largest vultures in the world, and they soar high above the mountain ranges in search of food. You can easily spot them in Spiti Valley and Hemis National Park.
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