Asia Wildlife Photography
Asia is a continent of extraordinary contrasts for wildlife photographers, from the dense sal forests of central India to the high-altitude plains of the Qing-Zang Plateau & the snow-draped landscapes of Hokkaido. NaturesLens has built a strong collection of holidays across this region, giving photographers the chance to capture some of the world's most iconic & elusive species in truly diverse habitats. Whether tracking big cats through India's national parks or photographing cranes against a backdrop of falling snow in Japan, this is a destination that rewards patience & offers exceptional variety.
Species NaturesLens Photographs in Asia
In India, NaturesLens runs trips such as Majestic Bengal Tigers of India & Tigers of Bandhavgarh, based around Bandhavgarh National Park, Jabalpur & Tala, where Bengal Tiger, Indian Leopard, Indian Gaur, Indian Peafowl, Grey Langur, Barking Deer & Crested Serpent Eagle are photographed, typically in February & March. Wildlife of Kaziranga National Park takes NaturesLens groups to Kaziranga National Park via Golaghat & Kohora in search of Indian Wild Dog & other resident species. Tibetan Wildlife of the Qing-Zang Plateau ventures through Xining, Budongquan & the Dulan Reserve, while Amazing Japanese Wildlife in Winter, run across Hokkaido locations including Jigokudani Monkey Park, Yudanaka, the Fuji Five Lakes, Lake Yamanaka, Lake Kussharo, Kushiro, Tsurui, Nemuro, Rausu, Notsuke Peninsula & Nakashibetsu, focuses on Japanese Macaque, Red-crowned Crane, Steller's Sea Eagle & Whooper Swan, usually in November through to February.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What can I photograph in Asia?
NaturesLens photographs Bengal Tiger, Japanese Macaque, Red-crowned Crane, Steller's Sea Eagle, Whooper Swan, Barking Deer, Crested Serpent Eagle, Grey Langur, Indian Gaur, Indian Leopard, Indian Peafowl & Indian Wild Dog in Asia. Holidays here typically run in February, March, November.
Can I photograph the Bengal Tiger in Asia?
Yes - the Bengal Tiger is one of the species NaturesLens looks for on its Asia holidays.
Can I photograph the Japanese Macaque in Asia?
Asia is one of the destinations NaturesLens visits to photograph the Japanese Macaque.
Can I photograph the Red-crowned Crane in Asia?
NaturesLens runs wildlife photography holidays to Asia that include the Red-crowned Crane.
Can I photograph the Steller's Sea Eagle in Asia?
Yes - the Steller's Sea Eagle is one of the species NaturesLens looks for on its Asia holidays.
Can I photograph the Whooper Swan in Asia?
Asia is one of the destinations NaturesLens visits to photograph the Whooper Swan.
Can I photograph the Barking Deer in Asia?
NaturesLens runs wildlife photography holidays to Asia that include the Barking Deer.
Can I photograph the Crested Serpent Eagle in Asia?
Yes - the Crested Serpent Eagle is one of the species NaturesLens looks for on its Asia holidays.
Can I photograph the Grey Langur in Asia?
Asia is one of the destinations NaturesLens visits to photograph the Grey Langur.
Can I photograph the Indian Gaur in Asia?
NaturesLens runs wildlife photography holidays to Asia that include the Indian Gaur.
Can I photograph the Indian Leopard in Asia?
Yes - the Indian Leopard is one of the species NaturesLens looks for on its Asia holidays.
Can I photograph the Indian Peafowl in Asia?
Asia is one of the destinations NaturesLens visits to photograph the Indian Peafowl.
Can I photograph the Indian Wild Dog in Asia?
NaturesLens runs wildlife photography holidays to Asia that include the Indian Wild Dog.