Christophe Bouchoux

Christophe Bouchoux is French. His background is sixteen years of backpacking around the world on the five continents with nature as a guide. He is a big lover of our planet’s nature and wildlife.

Christophe has been working as a wildlife guide in the last twenty years in India and Nepal; in Finnish Lapland between reindeer herders, frozen lakes and rivers, northern lights and snowmobiles; in Norway in search of whales, moose and musk ox; in Kamchatka looking for brown bears.

Christophe is a specialist of polar regions: in the Arctic since 2012: Svalbard, Greenland, Russia; and Antarctica: Falklands, South Georgia, and Antarctic peninsula. His main subject is the history of early polar expeditions. Christophe likes Kayaking and playing chess, don’t hesitate to propose him a game. When he is not in the cold regions, Christophe spends his time in his jungle safari lodge in south Nepal near Bardia National Park, home of the Bengal tiger.