The main threats to the population of wild animals in the northern mountainous regions include, the competition with domestic livestock for existing natural forage, increasing human interference in the form of cultivation, the construction of roads, and hunting. The Himalayan foothills and the Potohar region, including the Salt Range and Kala Chitta Range, are covered...Read More
Situated at the meeting point of the three greatest mountain ranges in the world ( The Himalayas, the Hindu Kush and the Karakorams ) this region covers an area greater than the Austria and Switzerland together. Nestled between Afghanistan, China, Ladakh and India this is the remotest and most inaccessible mountain region in the world....Read More
(Region), Khunjran Borogil and Chitral. Snow leopards, hitherto unknown and unaccounted rare species, are anxiously awaiting the nature lovers rest at sky-touching mountainous terrains of Gilgit-Baltistan. An adventurous-cum-joyous safari provide an opportunity to visit mighty mountains in the country extreme north and film nonpareil and fantastic scenes where these wild animals, also called as big...Read More
