Asian safaris reveal some of the world’s most unique and remote species from the komodo dragon in Indonesia to the reindeer of Siberia and Mongolia.
This protected species live in Sichuan Province and just over the boundary line in Gansu and Shaanxi Provinces. In the reserves of Foping and Changqing you can track and view wild pandas in their natural habitat and enjoy the high altitude primary forest.
- Royal Chitwan National Park, Nepal
The steamy Inner Terai of central Nepal was once one of the most famous big game hunting areas in Asia. Fortunately the lead shooting has finished and it now provides protection to the one-horned rhinoceros, tiger, leopard, sloth bear and the gaur (wild bison) and over 400 species of birds.
- Mongolian gazelle migration
Safari over the remote steppe for one of Asia’s largest remaining wildlife populations. Every year in eastern Mongolia, a million gazelles migrate over grounds that border Kazakhstan, the Russian Federation and China.
- Gunung Leuser National Park, Sumatra
This park near Bukit Lawang is where you come to see and fall in love with Orangutans. There is a rehabilitation center here that teaches young orangutans to live in the wild. The parks extensive wildlife also includes gibbons, tapirs, elephants, tigers and rhinos.
Go on safari into the remote northern region of Mongolia inhabited by the Tsaatan people, nomadic reindeer herdsmen. Journey deep into the taiga forest camping by alpine pastures and mountains.
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