Pallas Cat at Qing-zang Plateau

The Qing-zang Plateau, often called the roof of the world, stretches across Tibet as one of the highest and most extensive elevated regions on Earth, its immense grasslands and arid steppe offering a fittingly remote stage for tracking the elusive Pallas Cat. Photographers joining the Tibetan Wildlife of the Qing-Zang Plateau holiday in November should be prepared for the demands of this high-altitude terrain, where the open landscape can work in your favour for spotting movement across the steppe. Patience remains essential, as this is a landscape that rewards careful, sustained observation. Layer up and pack accordingly, as November on the plateau calls for serious cold-weather preparation.