Now here’s a real adventure! Frans De Schamphelaere is just back from the Darwaz Mountains on the Tajikistan/Afghanistan border. It looks incredible.
Darwaz Mountains, 2018: Frans De Schamphelaere, 10 days & Markhor, Siberian Ibex and a Snow Leopard.
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Wow… Probably my most-wanted trip in Asia now, for the beauty of the region and adventure involved as much as the Snow Leopard and Markhor (two of my top 10 mammals in the world).
Wow… Easily my most-wanted trip in Asia now, for the beauty of the region and adventure involved as much as the Snow Leopard and Markhor (two of my top 10 mammals in the world). The Marco Polo Sheep near the border with China are incredible too.