Wildlife of Ladakh - 20 Mammals and Birds
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Wildlife of Ladakh

Mammals and Birds include Snow leopard, Asiatic ibex, Himalayan marmot, Red fox, Wooly Hare or Tibetan Hare, Blue sheep or Bharal, Eurasian lynx, Ladakh Urial, Mountain Weasel, Himalayan Vulture, Lammergeier, Brown-headed Gull, Chukar Partridge and more.

The exotic wildlife of Ladakh is a star attraction for wildlife aficionados and nature lovers who visit the place to catch the sight of beautiful and rare species of various mammals and birds against the backdrop of snow-clad rocky mountains and clear blue sky. The flora of Ladakh includes 1100 medicinal plants along with wild roses, willow groves, herbs as well as agricultural crops and plants. To sight these mammals and birds, you must visit either the Hemis National Park or Changtang Wildlife Sanctuary where most of them are habitats and are must-visit destinations, accessible through Leh Ladakh packages.

The cold desert of the union territory with its unique climate and topography has become the home to several mammals and birds who have well adapted themselves to the extremely cold weather of the Indian Himalayas. However, many of the wildlife in Leh Ladakh has now been included in the list of endangered species and are on the verge of extinction. Ladakh is also known for its birds' population which includes some of the migratory ones like the Black-necked Crane, the Golden Eagle, the Himalayan Vulture and others.

Here is the list of mammals and birds in Ladakh:

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Mammals of Ladakh

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Snow Leopard

One of the rarest mammals in the world is the Snow Leopard, known as Schan in the Ladakhi language. Known to be the king of the snow-covered mountain, this elusive mammal exists in the areas between 3000 m and 5000m in the mountains all over Ladakh, especially at Hemis National Park.

Also known as the “Grey Ghost” the snow leopards are smaller in size than the common leopard and are also much lighter. You can only see this animal between October to mid-March if you embark on a Snow Leopard trek.

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Asiatic ibex

The nocturnal Asiatic ibex is active only before sunrise and after sunset and remains inactive during the daytime mostly. But on the days, there is heavy snowfall, they remain active during the daytime as well as they are protected from the cold by their thick fur.

During summer, once a year, they shed their fur. However, while they are active, they prefer to avoid areas covered with either tall vegetation or deep snow. Considered to be a sub-species of the Siberian Ibex, the Asiatic ibex is well known for its beautiful horns. Asiatic Ibex is a herbivore and mostly feeds on grasses and shrubs.

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Himalayan marmot

In the list of wildlife in Leh Ladakh,  there are two species of marmot that are found in Ladakh, out of which Himalayan marmot is one. Called Phia in Ladakhi, the Himalayan marmot has a squat body with short limbs and a very short tail. The color of its body is pale mixed with black on the top and its face is dark brown.

This small creature hibernates for 6-7 months in a year and uses burrows in open grassland and grass-covered stone slopes during this time. They can be commonly spotted during trekking trips to an altitude of 4,000m and 5,000m in Ladakh.

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Red Fox

A very common wildlife of Ladakh is the red fox, which is found throughout the union territory. Called Watsey in Ladakhi, the red fox is a very wary and shy animal and is either seen individually or as a monogamous pair. It lives in burrows and crevices and can be seen at dawn and dusk.

It is mostly active at night and becomes inactive during the day. The poor animal is often a target of hunters due to its long silky fur for which its population is declining day by day. The red fox feeds on birds, rodents, marmots and mouse-hares.

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Wooly Hare or Tibetan Hare

If you are visiting upland grasslands or alpine cold deserts between 3000 m to 5300m, you may encounter the friendly Wooly Hare or Tibetan Hare. This mammal is found during the dawn and dusk in the Changthang and Rupshu plains and also in the Rumbak and Markha valleys of the famous Hemis National Park.

You will be able to identify them with their thick and curly brownish gray coat accompanied by a short and bushy tail. The delightful mammal feeds on herbs, roots, grasses and plants.

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Blue Sheep or Bharal

Although named as a sheep, the Blue sheep or bharal is not a sheep but rather is a combination of a goat with a sheep. The animal has a coat of grayish blue which changes to red-brown in summer. In the Ladakhi language, it is called a Napo and its habitat is the alpine pastures and rocky hills located between the snow and treeline.

During the winter months, the blue sheep descends to an altitude of 3500 m. You can identify the animal from its sturdy body having a short tail with a black tip. While the male species have rounded horns that are pointed upwards, the females have horns that are short and straight.

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Eurasian lynx

One of the rare species of cat that you can find amongst the wildlife in Leh Ladakh is the Eurasian Lynx. This animal is bigger than the cat with more muscles and strong limbs, and a distinct tuft of hair on its ears. You may encounter one which is gray or tan in color or you may find one which is reddish-brown and has spots over the upper limbs.

It has the peculiar feature of having the hind legs longer than the forelegs. Being a part of cat species, Eurasian Lynx are excellent climbers and prefer to be alone or in a group of up to 4 members.

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Ladakh Urial

The wildlife in Ladakh also includes a Ladakh urial, also called a Shapo in Ladakhi. It is known to be a resident of Ladakh and is considered the smallest of all the wild sheep. You can spot a Ladakh urial in herds on the steep grassy mountain slopes of the Indus and Shyok river valley and can identify it from its back curved, slender and wrinkled horns.

The body of this animal is reddish tan, giving it the name of ‘red sheep’. You can identify its adult male species from its dark ruff from its throat to breast.

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09

Mountain Weasel

The carnivore mountain weasel is another well-known wildlife in Leh Ladakh that you can look out for. This uncommon animal has a long and slender body with short and slender limbs and has a tail that is half of its body length. Its head is triangular in shape and has long whiskers.

An amazing thing about this animal is that its coat is chocolate brown in color but turns pale in the winter. The energetic animal is considered to be a natural athlete due to its versatility and agility because of which it can climb, run and even swim. The mountain weasel has a lifespan of only seven years.

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Tibetan Argali

The Tibetan argali is the largest of all wild sheep and is the biggest among the eight variants of the animal found in India. Called Nyan in Ladakhi, the Tibetan argali closely resembles an antelope and has also been named the Great Tibetan sheep owing to its strong body and long legs.

You can differentiate the males from their female counterparts by the massive wrinkled horns that the males have. The Tibetan argali mainly lives in the hills or high altitude plains and never comes down to the plain below 4500 m. You can find them mainly in the eastern part of the Changthang region. This animal feeds on grasses, herbs and sedges.

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Tibetan Gazelle

If you are in the Kalak-Tartar plains in the south of Hanle valley and wish to take a look at a few rare species of wildlife in Ladakh,  look out for the shy Tibetan gazelle, also known as Goa in Ladakhi. The delightful animal has a gray coloured stock, barrel-shaped body and a black tail.

You will be able to see the animal in small groups in the open landscapes and also in the high ridges of the Himalayan mountains. Being shy, the gazelle is vigilant and runs very fast to safety whenever it faces even a tiny bit of suspicion.

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Tibetan Wild Ass

The wildlife in Leh Ladakh also includes the Tibetan wild ass, called the kiang in the Ladakhi language. This majestic animal is known to be the largest of all the species of Asiatic and African asses. The Tibetan wild ass has a powerful body with large hooves and a huge head. Both male and female species of this mammal have a reddish-brown body color and white belly.

You can easily find this animal in the open grasslands of Changthang in its Tso Kar and Tso Moriri lake area. If you go on a trek from Rumtse to Tso Moriri in the Rupshu valley, you will be able to view these animals.

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Birds of Ladakh

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Black-necked Crane

Native to the Tibetan region and the mighty Himalayas are the beautiful Black-necked Cranes, also known as Cha Thung Thung in Ladakhi. Out of the 15 species of Cranes, Black necked  Cranes are the only ones that can live at high altitudes. You can get an opportunity to see these birds while travelling through the Tso Moriri and Tso Kar Lake.

These birds come on the list of endangered birds, and although migratory in nature, they have been protected by the locals of the region. You can watch them often going around in their natural habitats in the wildlands near the Changtang Wildlife Sanctuary.

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Golden Eagle

Look out for the majestic  Himalayan golden eagle in the open landscapes of the mountainous regions of Ladakh up to an elevation of 3600m. Also known as Gyaplak in Ladakhi, these predatory birds are in its full glory when in a full flight and will mesmerise you as it uses its broad wings of 185-200 cm to glide up to 200 km/hr.

The imposing bird got its name from the golden nape and crown that you will be able to notice in its dark brown body. Being a predatory bird, it preys on pigeons, snowcocks and other smaller birds along with small mammals and fishes.

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Himalayan Vulture

Also known as the Thangkar in Ladakhi, the Himalayan vulture is known to be one of the largest vultures of the Eurasian landmass and is found in the Himalayan range. The beautiful bird is large in size and has a broad brown body along with a long tail, a featherless head and has a facial skin of pale grey and pink. 

You will be able to spot these birds in the cliffs and mountain terrains in the  Changthang region, Zanskar, Upper Indus Basin, and Kargil district. The bird feeds on the carcasses of large mammals such as Tibetian wild asses, yaks, Tibetian antelopes and even humans.

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Lammergeier

The wildlife of Ladakh also includes the bearded Vulture, Lammergeier, known as Skiaklag in Ladakhi. Although a vulture, Lammergeier is not bald-headed like its other species and is characterised by having a greyish-black elongated body shape with a long, narrow and wedge-shaped tail and black bristles looking like a beard.

The bird is a scavenger by nature and preys on small mammals and reptiles and has their bones majorly. You will be able to see these birds in villages and towns, especially near slaughterhouses and dumping grounds in the Zanskar, Changthang region, and Suru valley.

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Brown-headed Gull

The Brown-headed Gull, Nyagar in Ladakhi, can be found in Ladakh only during the summer season when it comes to breeding in the wetlands of the Upper Indus valley and Changthang. Classified as the least threatened species, the beautiful bird has a length of 40-45 cm and weighs about 450-700gms.

It can live up to 11 years and feeds on fish and invertebrates. The breeding adult species of this bird has a white cream-coloured head and a non-breeding or a less than a year-old bird can be identified with its dark ear patch.

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Chukar Partridge

A common sight that you will be able to witness while visiting Ladakh is that of the bird Chukar Partridge, also known as Srhakpa. The bird has a chicken-like plump body with a small rounded head, short legs and a bold vertical bar on each of its sides.

The chukar partridge lives in the rocky regions of the Himalayas and are ground-dwelling birds that prefer to walk or run on the ground rather than fly and can run faster than humans. You will find these birds travelling in small flocks in every part of Ladakh and feeding on grass, shrub fruits and seeds. 

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Eurasian Eagle Owl

Meet the largest owl in the world, the Eurasian Eagle Owl, called Ugpa in Ladakhi. You can find them mostly in the rocky landscapes of eastern Ladakh and in the Nubra valley and can distinguish it from other birds through its large piercing orange eyes.

The bird has a brown-black coloured body with a length ranging between 58 to 71 cm and weighs 1.6-4.2 kg. The bird has a white throat and a wingspan of 1.5-2 m. They have a lifespan of 20 years if they live in the wild and 60 years if they live in captivity. They are nocturnal creatures and feed on mice, foxes, ducks etc.

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Gadwall

A less threatened species that you can find in the wetlands of marshes of the Shey and Changthang region is Gadwall, known as Jungnagma in Ladakhi. You will be able to distinguish between the male and female counterparts of this bird easily by looking at their body colour.

While the male bird has a grey-brown body with a completely dark bill, the female has a brown patterned body along with a thin orange coloured edge of the bill. Both the male and female variants measure 46-57 cm in length and weigh around 500-1250 g. They have a wingspan of about 85 cm. Although this bird feeds on aquatic invertebrates and submerged plants, it does not dive into the water but just tips forward while feeding. It eats fish, insects, molluscs, crustaceans and amphibians. 

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People Also Ask About Ladakh

  1. What flora and fauna are found in Ladakh?

    Ladakh has a huge variety of flora and fauna which includes some of the endangered species. The area has about 1100 medicinal plants along with agricultural crops and plants. The area with its altitude and rugged terrains also has wild roses, willow groves and herbs.

    The union territory is well known for its wildlife and you can spot a number of rare and endangered animals in the wildlife sanctuaries like the Hemis National Park and Changtang Wildlife Sanctuary.

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  2. What type of wildlife is found in Ladakh?

    Ladakh is a unique wildlife destination and you can witness a number of exotic animals and birds in the two wildlife sanctuaries present in this union territory. Ladakh also has several endangered species of animals roaming freely in their natural habitat.

    Those with a love for watching various bird species will delight in getting a view of the Golden Eagle, Himalayan Snowcock, Black-necked crane and many more in Ladakh.

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  3. How many wildlife sanctuaries are there in Ladakh?

    There are two wildlife sanctuaries in Ladakh - Hemis National Park and Changtang Wildlife Sanctuary both of which are excellent locations for witnessing the wildlife of Leh Ladakh. Hemis National park is well known for being the home to Snow Leopards and also for being the High Altitude National Park.

    Changtang Wildlife Sanctuary has more than 200 species of wildlife plants and houses rare species of animals such as Tibetan wild ass and black-necked crane.
  4. Where is Karakoram Wildlife Sanctuary located?

    The Karakoram (Nubra Shyok) Wildlife Sanctuary, containing some of the highest elevation terrains in northwestern India, is located in the easternmost reaches of the majestic Karakoram Range in Leh District in the union territory of Ladakh along the territory’s border with Jammu and Kashmir in northwestern India.
  5. What is the best time to visit Ladakh?

    Best time to  to visit  Leh Ladakh is between April to July when the temperature is between 15 to 30 degrees celsius and not too low like other parts of the year, especially winter. During this time, the Manali-Leh highway remains functional and you can easily reach Ladakh.

    Moreover, visiting in summer will enable you to witness some of the beautiful sights of this dream destination filled with snow-covered mountains, lakes and valleys.
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IDR - Rp
Indonesian Rupiah
ILS -
Israeli New Sheqel
JMD - $
Jamaican Dollar
KES - KSh
Kenyan Shilling
KGS - som
Kyrgyzstani Som
KHR -
Cambodian Riel
KYD - $
Cayman Islands Dollar
KZT -
Kazakhstani Tenge
LAK -
Lao Kip
LBP - ل.ل
Lebanese Pound
LKR -
Sri Lankan Rupee
LRD - $
Liberian Dollar
LSL - L
Lesotho Loti
MAD - د.م.
Moroccan Dirham
MDL - L
Moldovan Leu
MKD - ден
Macedonian Denar
MMK - K
Myanmar Kyat
MNT -
Mongolian Tögrög
MOP - P
Macanese Pataca
MUR -
Mauritian Rupee
MVR - MVR
Maldivian Rufiyaa
MWK - MK
Malawian Kwacha
MXN - $
Mexican Peso
MYR - RM
Malaysian Ringgit
NAD - $
Namibian Dollar
NIO - C$
Nicaraguan Córdoba
NOK - kr
Norwegian Krone
NPR - Rs.
Nepalese Rupee
NZD - $
New Zealand Dollar
PEN - S/
Peruvian Sol
PGK - K
Papua New Guinean Kina
PHP -
Philippine Peso
PKR -
Pakistani Rupee
QAR - ر.ق
Qatari Riyal
RUB -
Russian Ruble
SAR - ر.س
Saudi Riyal
SCR -
Seychellois Rupee
SEK - kr
Swedish Krona
SLL - Le
Sierra Leonean Leone
SOS - Sh
Somali Shilling
SVC -
Salvadoran Colón
SZL - E
Swazi Lilangeni
THB - ฿
Thai Baht
TTD - $
Trinidad and Tobago Dollar
TZS - Sh
Tanzanian Shilling
UYU - $U
Uruguayan Peso
UZS - so'm
Uzbekistan Som
YER -
Yemeni Rial
ZAR - R
South African Rand
JPY - ¥
Japanese Yen
VND -
Vietnamese dong