The Legend
The snow leopard (Panthera uncia) roams the high-altitude terrain of Pakistan's northern ranges — one of the rarest and most elusive big cats on Earth. With fewer than 500 individuals estimated across Pakistan, a verified sighting is a once-in-a-lifetime privilege. Our expert naturalists and community trackers have spent years mapping movement corridors to maximise every guest's chance of an encounter.
Prime Sighting Locations
Chitral Gol National Park
Khunjerab National Park
Deosai National Park
Broghil Valley
Karambar Lake Region
How Our Expeditions Work
Pre-departure briefing with naturalist
Jeep transfer to base village
Morning & dusk stake-outs at known corridors
Camera trap review sessions with expert
Community homestay accommodation
Debrief & certified sighting certificate
What to Expect
Sighting is never guaranteed — that is the nature of wild encounters. However, the landscape, culture, bird life, and wilderness experience are extraordinary regardless. Every expedition guarantees bharal (blue sheep), golden eagles, Himalayan wolves, and Marco Polo sheep sightings.
Trip Packages
2 pax minimum. Solo supplement: +30%.
Best Season Timeline
Winter (Nov–Feb)
Leopards descend to lower altitudes — peak sighting probability
Spring (Mar–Apr)
Cubs possible, moderate terrain conditions
Autumn (Sep–Oct)
Bharal herds attract leopards to grazing corridors
Responsible Wildlife Tourism
No baiting. No disturbance to dens. 15% of trip revenue funds snow leopard conservation. Community guides trained and employed locally.