Southwest China's Yunnan Province, which has about 940 kinds of birds altogether, including roughly 40 native species, ranks first in China in terms of bird diversity. A broad range of landforms, including mountains, lakes, plateaus, wetlands, and plains, can be found in Yunnan Province. These different landforms offer different habitats and climatic conditions for different bird species. Due to its special location, hospitable temperature, and diverse habitat, this province is an important wintering location for migratory birds.

The Gaoligong Mountains, Yingjiang, Ruili, Nabang, and other well-known Yunnan Province birding areas are all included in the itinerary for the 16-day Alpinebirding Yunnan birding trips.

Pheasants, babblers, parrotbills, and hornbills of many different varieties can be found in these locations. White-cheeked Partridge, Red Junglefowl, Silver Pheasant, Lady Amherst's Pheasant, Grey-headed Swamphen, Oriental Pied Hornbill, and Blue-throated Barbet, etc. are a few unique species you might expect to see.

What distinguishes Alpine Birding from other birding tour companies in China? Together, their educated local guides and skilled western guides will take care of all your needs. The trip is conducted at the perfect time of year. During the winter, birds migrate to lower elevations and frequently hang together in groups.

more flexible, smaller groups. The group size is limited to 8 in order to optimize the opportunity for each member. You can also select a smaller, more useful bus as opposed to a larger one that is required for larger crowds. The renowned Gaoligong Mountains, one of Yunnan's most well-known and well-established birding destinations, are included in this journey. Also, you will have worked with some well-known western birding and wildlife tourism businesses as a trustworthy local partner for more than ten years. They also have a strong logistical team to ensure that your vacation goes smoothly and that you have a pleasant experience.

You can better organize your journey by looking at the itineraries and example tours on alpinebirding.com if you are organizing a birding tour in China.