China wildlife Tour

Masters of the Vast North and Hidden Southwest

Unveil the diverse world of China's owls, a family of predators that rules the night—and often the day—across three distinct wild frontiers.

The Northern Frontier (Northeast & Inner Mongolia): Here, the sun does not set on the hunters. Witness the Snowy Owl, a regal white phantom gliding over the frozen steppes in broad daylight. In the vast boreal forests, the Great Grey Owl and Ural Owl perch boldly on spruce branches, unbothered by the noon sun, offering rare, crystal-clear sightings in the snow.

The Western Frontier (Northwest): In the rugged terrain of Qinghai,Xinjiang and Gansu, discover the Eagle Owl and Long-eared Owl, masters of the desert cliffs and alpine meadows.

The Southwest Sanctuary (Sichuan & Tibet): Venture into the misty gorges of the Hengduan Mountains to find the endemic Sichuan Wood Owl, a rare recluse found only in the ancient forests of Sichuan. Along the rushing rivers, the Brown Fish Owl and Tawny Fish Owl breaks the nocturnal mold, hunting fish in the twilight glow of the deep valleys.