Pallas Cat Photography

Photography holidays in Tibet

The Pallas cat is one of the most elusive felines a photographer could hope to encounter, its stocky build and low-slung profile making for wonderfully characterful portraits when conditions finally align. NaturesLens builds its search for this notoriously secretive cat into a wider exploration of high-altitude wildlife, giving photographers a genuine chance at images most will never have the opportunity to capture elsewhere.

Where NaturesLens Photographs the Pallas Cat

NaturesLens runs its Pallas cat photography holiday in Tibet, as part of the Tibetan Wildlife of the Qing-Zang Plateau itinerary. The trip takes in Budongquan, the Dulan Reserve and Xining, all set across the vast Qing-zang Plateau, with the holiday scheduled for November.

Budongquan

NaturesLens visits Budongquan on small-group wildlife photography holidays in Tibet, with time here planned around Black-necked Crane, Blue Sheep, Brown Bear, Himalayan Blue Sheep and Himalayan Griffon rather than general…

Dulan Reserve

NaturesLens visits Dulan Reserve on small-group wildlife photography holidays in Tibet, with time here planned around Black-necked Crane, Blue Sheep, Brown Bear, Himalayan Blue Sheep and Himalayan Griffon rather than…

Qing-zang Plateau

NaturesLens visits Qing-zang Plateau on small-group wildlife photography holidays in Tibet, with time here planned around Black-necked Crane, Blue Sheep, Brown Bear, Himalayan Blue Sheep and Himalayan Griffon rather than…

Xining

NaturesLens visits Xining on small-group wildlife photography holidays in Tibet, with time here planned around Black-necked Crane, Blue Sheep, Brown Bear, Himalayan Blue Sheep and Himalayan Griffon rather than general…

NaturesLens Pallas Cat Photography Holidays

NaturesLens typically schedules these photography holidays in November.

NaturesLens Guides Who Photograph This Species

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I photograph the Pallas Cat in Tibet?

NaturesLens runs dedicated Pallas Cat photography holidays to Tibet, typically departing in November.

What specific locations does NaturesLens use to photograph the Pallas Cat?

NaturesLens photographs the Pallas Cat at Budongquan, Dulan Reserve, Qing-zang Plateau and Xining.