Cold wind, flowing streams, and drifting snowflakes are all rallying calls from nature, reminding the takins of changing seasons and guiding them to their destination.

Running from southwest China's Qinghai-Tibet Plateau all the way to the Indochina Peninsula, the Gaoligong Mountains form magnificent massifs over 600 kilometers. It has become one of the most biodiverse areas on the planet.

Gaoligong Mountain series | Episode 1: Gaoligong Mountain

Gaoligong Mountain series | Episode 2: The Skywalker

Gaoligong Mountain series | Episode 3: Phayre's Leaf Monkey

Gaoligong Mountain series | Episode 4: Hot Sea

Gaoligong Mountain series | Episode 5: Beihai Wetland

Gaoligong Mountain series | Episode 6: Phoenix in the Water

Gaoligong Mountain series | Episode 7: Baihualing Ridge

Gaoligong Mountain series | Episode 8: A Chirping Contest

Gaoligong Mountain series | Episode 9: Flous Taiwania

Gaoligong Mountain series | Episode 10: Baoshan Maddertree

(Cover image a screenshot from the video)

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