If you want to fuel your passion for bird watching, AlpineBirding has all the answers for you. Being one of the best birding tour companies in China, the professional team arranges multiple trips across the country.
Whether in search of the rarest endemic birds or commonly found birds, AlpineBirding knows where to take the travelers.

Philip He, the main founder, along with Peter Roberts, Shay Xie, Dave Suddaby, Bella Zhang, Steve Potter, Alan Curry, Fugui Wan, Cory Li, and Ma Wenhu look over the tours. They ensure the utmost level of comfort and safety while travelers traverse through rough hiking trails, deserts, or dense bamboo forests.

Philip He’s extended love for bird watching gave birth to AlpineBirding which holds a prestigious stature now. Being a half Kangba Tibetan, he attempts at acquainting global travelers with the ethnic minority groups, too.
Nevertheless, the birding tour company carefully arranges trips across China. Whether for the Sichuan, Yunnan, or Qinghai birding tour, AlpineBirding has something for bird watching enthusiasts. The company further classifies the tours in the following sections:

1. Classic Birding Tours: Explore endemic birds in Sichuan for 20 days
2. Thematic Birding Tours: Discover pheasants in their natural habitats for 8 days
3.City Birding Tours: Urban bird watching in Chengdu along with visiting a panda base for a day
4.Combination Tours: Seek Parrotbill in Yunnan and Sichuan for 18 days

In 2021, Kai P said, “Great Birding and Bird Photography on the Sichuan part of the Tibetan Plateau with AlpineBirding.

Shay and Philip took a friend and me on a 10-day birding trip on the Sichuan part of the Tibetan plateau, including places legendary among bird watchers, such as Balangshan, Mengibshan, and Ruoergai.

While I was initially a bit skeptical about the nature of the tour (I generally do not like guided tours), it proved absolutely worth it to have both Philip (to drive and to deal with the occasional over suspicious police) and particularly Shay (for finding and identifying birds) around. While Shay has probably seen every bird on the trip multiple times, he is not content with just finding it and showing it to you but tries to make sure that you can also get a good photo of it, should you want to do so. This goes to the point where - if a bird was difficult to photograph - it sometimes was me giving up rather than Shay.

In conclusion, I think I would not have seen half of the birds on this trip had I taken it on my own. Highly recommended.”

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About AlpineBirding: AlpineBirding, run by a team of professionals, arranges insightful and exciting bird watching tours across China. For more information, log into http://www.alpinebirding.com/.