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Oriental Tag

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6 August 2016
Asia
OrientalPakistan

Pakistan

In April 2011 I got the chance to visit Islamabad for work. My office had some concerns about my security. I had some concerns that I wouldn't be able to see any mammals. But where

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6 August 2016
Asia
NepalOriental

Nepal

Red Pandas have, for a long time, been on my Top 20 to see list. I'd planned to go back to Sichuan to try again to see them until Steve Morgan's and Phil Telfer's trip report arriv

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6 August 2016
Asia
BurmaMyanmarOriental

Myanmar (Burma)

I haven't been to Myanmar yet, but I've included community reports from those that have.

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6 August 2016
Asia
OrientalPeninsula Malaysia

Peninsula Malaysia

I visited Malaysia in 2004 for five days, spent an afternoon in Kuala Lumpur in 2008 and a couple of nights in Taman Negara in 2010 where I finally saw a Malayan Tapir.

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6 August 2016
Asia
IndonesiaOrientalSumatra

Sumatra and the Mentawai, Natuna and Riau Islands

I spent the last week of May 2015 in Sumatra and visited Way Kambas and Gunung Leuser. I returned in 2025 for 2 nights in Way Kambas.

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6 August 2016
Asia
JavaOriental

Java and Bali

Provided you can escape Jakarta’s insane traffic (it took me 2.5 hours one evening to do a journey across town that took 10 minutes coming back), it should take about 3.5 hours d

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6 August 2016
Asia
Hong KongOriental

Hong Kong

I have only spent a few days in Hong Kong. It isn’t famous for its mammals but Hong Kong Dolphin Watch run trips to see the pink race of Indo-Pacific Humpbacked Dolphin in the ha

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6 August 2016
Asia
CambodiaOriental

Cambodia

I haven't been to Cambodia yet, but I've included community reports from those that have.

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6 August 2016
Asia
AsiaBhutanOriental

Bhutan

Bhutan, the land of the thunder dragon, is an extraordinary country. They have managed to protect their culture and their forest (some 70% of the country is still forested), and mo

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6 August 2016
Asia
BangladeshOriental

Bangladesh

Bangladesh, 2013: Cheryl Antonucci's ill-fated trip to Bangladesh, with the mammalian highlights (in between the lowlights of roadblocks and striking protesters) including Phayre's

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  1. Vladimir Dinets on Introducing the Lost Mammals Initiative21 August 2026

    There are multiple issues with this list and with illustrations. Some species aren't really lost, some might not be valid,…

  2. JanEbr on First Trip to Japan (Honshu) in Nov/Dec – Advice on Target Species & Itinerary21 August 2026

    I've been mammalwatching in Japan only for a few nights in July a couple years ago, but my general impression…

  3. Jon Hall on First Trip to Japan (Honshu) in Nov/Dec – Advice on Target Species & Itinerary21 August 2026

    Hi Yuval - in theory you can see the badger, marten, giant flying squirrel and tanuki in Tokyo in a…

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