Ever wondered where to find the highest concentration of snow leopards in the world? The Hemis National Park in Ladakh is the answer! Embark on a memorable Ladakh trip to explore the park’s rich flora, fauna, and thrilling adventures.Nestled in the Leh district, this high-altitude park is home to around 200 snow leopards, particularly in the Rumbak Valley. But it’s not just leopards that call this place home – you’ll also find Tibetan wolves, the endangered Eurasian brown bear, and a variety of other wildlife.
With its dry, rugged terrain, alpine forests, and stunning valleys, Hemis Wildlife Sanctuary offers a unique experience for nature lovers. Home to 16 mammal species, including the elusive snow leopard, and 73 bird species, it’s a true wildlife haven. Who wouldn’t want to witness such incredible wildlife in Ladakh? Pack your bags and come visit this gem!
Hemis National Park is one of South Asia’s largest parks, sprawling across a vast 4,400 square kilometers. It’s a paradise for trekkers, with popular routes like the Soutik to Stok trek and the Markha Valley trek passing through the park. The park is home to more than 200 snow leopards and the rare Ladakhi Urial, a species found only here.The park isn’t just home to wildlife—it’s also home to six villages: Kaya, Rumbak, Sku, Urutse, Shingo, and Chilling, which together house over 1,600 people. The Hemis Monastery, over 400 years old, sits within the park and offers ample trekking opportunities for adventurous souls.
