Under golden summer skies, Tibetan antelopes embarked on their epic annual migration across the rugged landscapes of Hoh Xil, northwest China. The journey isn’t just a scenic trek—it includes crossing bustling highways that slice through their ancient routes.
Local rangers and volunteers have rolled out “antelope traffic control,” closing roads and guiding herds to ensure safe passage. This year, over 30,000 antelopes are expected to navigate the corridor, a conservation triumph since their numbers dwindled to just 20,000 in the 1990s.
Hoh Xil, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known as the “Land of Gods,” is one of Asia’s most biodiverse regions. The antelope migration—often called ‘Nature’s Road Trip’—has become a symbol of coexistence between wildlife and human development. Pro tip for travelers: Visit Hoh Xil between June-August for a chance to witness this awe-inspiring spectacle!
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Tibetan Antelopes Brave Highways in Hoh Xil Migration Drama!
The journey isn’t just a scenic trek—it includes crossing bustling highways that slice through their ancient routes.
This year, over 30,000 antelopes are expected to navigate the corridor, a conservation triumph since their numbers dwindled to just 20,000 in the 1990s.
Pro tip for travelers: Visit Hoh Xil between June-August for a chance to witness this awe-inspiring spectacle!
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