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Himalayan Wildlife Travel, Himalayas Wildlife, Animals in Himalaya Mountain Range, Wildlife of Himalayas
The Himalaya, roof of the world, is a magic place where the magnificence of the world's highest mountains is mirrored in the rugged beauty and unique culture of the people who live in their shadow.



Nepal Tour Packages
Delhi Manali Leh Jeep Safari

Nepal Tour

Duration: 06 Nights - 07 Days



Manali - Leh Jeep Safari

Duration: 07 Nights - 08 Days



Vaishno Devi Tour Package

Duration: 08 Nights - 09 Days



Nepal with India Tour

Duration: 09 Nights - 10 Days



Eastern Himalayan Cultural

Duration: 11 Nights - 12 Days



Darjeeling Tour

Duration: 05 Nights - 06 Days



Darjeeling Gangtok Kalimpong Tours
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Himalayan Wildlife Travel
Chir (Pine), Oak, Deodar, Fir, Rhododendron, Birch, And Juniper
Sal, Teak And Shisham
Tigers, Elephants, Wild Boar, Crocodiles, Snow Leopard, Blue Sheep And Musk Deer.
Jim Corbett National Park, Namdhpha National Park, Kaziranga National Park

HimalayasThe Himalayan region displays great variety in flora and fauna. It is also where rare medicinal herbs are said to grow. In the Terai - the Himalayan foothills, there are luxuriant tropical forests of Sal, Teak And Shisham. As one climbs, one encounters a variety of Chir (Pine), Oak, Deodar, Fir, Rhododendron, Birch And Juniper. At higher altitudes the Juniper becomes a bush.

Blossoming Blooms
Where the tree-line ends, the 'Buggyals' or alpine meadows begin to unfold like a green, velvet carpet. Himalayan flowers of rare beauty are seen here in abundance, their soft petals adorned with raindrops reflecting the delicate hues of sunrise and sunset. These meadows have been aptly described as the "Eden of Flowers". In the upper hills of Garhwal region Lilies and Potentillas change the landscape dramatically from a weird barren wasteland to a heavenly pasture within a short distance.

It is difficult to imagine today that these Himalayan slopes were densely wooded less than a century ago. While Himalayan forests are not as lush as the rain-fed South Indian forests, they do attain an impressive magnificence in the unspoilt upper regions.

Wilds Of The Hills
Wildlife in the Terai comprises Tigers, Elephants, Deer, Wild Boar, Crocodiles and Pythons. At greater heights dwell more exotic species like the elusive Snow Leopard, the sure-footed Blue Sheep and the famous Musk Deer.

Avifauna
Birds with colourful plumage like the Monal Pheasant are common to the eastern central and the western segments. It is surprising that many of these species have survived, despite the ruthless destructions of their habitat.

Major National Parks & Sanctuaries