WILDLIFE OF LADAKH

A journey through the high Himalayas in search of snow leopards, Pallas cats and the wild spirit of Ladakh.

There is something truly special about Ladakh in winter. Snow covered mountains, ancient monasteries and vast Himalayan landscapes create the setting for an unforgettable wildlife adventure in search of snow leopards, Pallas cats and other Himalayan wildlife.

Wildlife of Ladakh is more than a snow leopard safari. It is a journey into one of the wildest and most breathtaking regions on Earth, where dramatic Himalayan landscapes, ancient monasteries and rare wildlife create an unforgettable adventure.

Alongside snow leopards, we will also search for species such as Pallas cats, Himalayan wolves, ibex, blue sheep and unique Himalayan birdlife while experiencing the culture and remote beauty that make Ladakh so special.

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Our days are spent exploring vast valleys and mountain landscapes alongside experienced local trackers and guides, learning to read the terrain and embracing the unpredictability that comes with wildlife tracking in the Himalayas.

This safari is for adventurous travellers who want to experience the wild beauty, culture and wildlife of the Himalayas in a meaningful and authentic way. It is about immersion, exploration and experiencing one of the last truly wild places on Earth.

Each day in Ladakh is shaped by the mountains, the weather and the movement of wildlife. Some days are spent scanning distant ridge lines for snow leopards, while others lead us through remote valleys searching for Pallas cats, wolves and other Himalayan wildlife.

Patience is a huge part of the experience, and time in the field often rewards us with incredible landscapes, unique cultural encounters and unexpected wildlife moments.

Evenings are spent warming up with good food, sharing stories from the day and preparing for the next adventure into the Himalayas.

Whether we are exploring ancient monasteries, photographing dramatic mountain scenery or searching for elusive wildlife, every day in Ladakh feels like part of a true expedition.

Safari Overview

A small group, fully hosted safari designed to maximise time in the field.

Dates

  • 17th February – 2nd March 2027
  • 14 days

Price

  • $10,395 USD per person based on 4 guests
  • Single supplement subject to availability
  • This safari is designed for small, intimate groups of 4–6 travellers. Pricing is based on final group size, the more people who join the journey, the lower the cost per person. We’ll confirm your final price once the group is set, and we’ll always be upfront about where things stand.

Safari Highlights

  • 6 days exploring the Mangyu and Ulley Valley region in search of snow leopards and Himalayan wildlife
  • 3 nights in the remote Hanle region searching for Pallas cats and other high altitude species
  • Explore ancient monasteries, local villages and dramatic Himalayan landscapes
  • Travel alongside experienced local wildlife trackers and guides
  • Fully hosted safari with small group numbers and personalised experience

Wildlife Highlights

  • Opportunity to search for snow leopards, Pallas cats, Himalayan wolves and Eurasian lynx
  • Photograph and observe species such as ibex, blue sheep, Tibetan fox, kiang, pika and Himalayan birdlife
  • Incredible Himalayan landscape and cultural photography opportunities
  • Photographic guidance and support from Bobby-Jo throughout the safari

YOur Private Safari Adventure

Many of our safaris can also be tailored into private adventures for couples, families or small groups wanting a more personalised experience in the wild.

“The Perfect Balance Between Adventure and Relaxation”

“Travelling to the Himalayas with Bobby-Jo Safaris was an unforgettable experience from start to finish. The itinerary struck the perfect balance between adventure and relaxation, with incredible wildlife encounters, stunning scenery and authentic cultural experiences throughout the journey.

Bobby-Jo’s passion for wildlife and genuine care for her guests made the safari feel personal, welcoming and truly special.”

Amie Hindson, Australia