Snow Leopard tracking in Ladakh

Snow Leopards
Although found across a fairly wide area of Central Asia, snow leopards are among the most difficult wildlife to see in the wild. Estimates of their worldwide population is only about 7,000.
In recent years, the Ladakh region of the Indian Himalayas has emerged as one of the best areas in the world to see this most elusive of big cats.
In the cold winter months of Ladakh, experience the unique & rare experience of tracking the endangered Snow Leopards in one of the best high altitude wildlife habitats in the world - Hemis National Park in Ladakh.
Snow Leopards in Ladakh
In the winter months, the elusive Snow Leopard, the apex predator of the Himalayas, descends from the high peaks into the valleys to hunt for Blue Sheep or other domestic animals. This is the time when the chances of photographing the snow leopard is the best.
Travel to the Rumbak valley in the heart of the Hemis National Park, known as the Snow Leopard capital of the world in the high altitude Himalayan region of Ladakh, to see snow leopards and experience a unique adventure that also introduces you to the culture & hospitality of the people of this remote Himalayan region.  
For the Adventurous
This trip takes place in winter when Ladakh is cut off from the rest of the world by road and temperatures drop well below 0° Celsius. While the hotel in Leh is comfortable, the homestay accommodation in Rumbak will be very basic with no electricity, no shower and dry pit toilet.
One has to be very adventurous in approach  to be able to enjoy the difficulties of the trip.
During this tour, we may encounter temperatures as low as -20C. The only way to manage such low temperatures is to be very well equipped. We will send you a list of must-have items that will help you face the cold weather.