India's first high-altitude wildlife safari opens in Ladakh to promote tourism and conservation
- India’s first high-altitude wildlife safari has begun in Ladakh, with six specially designed vehicles launched on October 7.
- The safari currently covers Rumbak, Shang and Uley, known for snow leopard sightings and other Himalayan wildlife.
- Ladakh is home to 477 of India’s estimated 718 snow leopards, along with bharal, ibex and 340 bird species.
- Trained local guides will accompany tourists on designated routes, while 20 local youths are being trained for birdwatching roles.
Source: ndtv.com
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