Himalayan Griffon and vulture both are vultures native to Himalayan.

The Himalayan griffon vulture or Himalayan vulture is both an Old World vulture native to the Himalayan and the adjoining Tibetan Plateau. It is one of the two latest true raptors and Old World vultures. It is inventory as Near Threatened on the IUCN of Red List. 

The Himalayan vulture lives most off in the higher regions of the Himalayans. The Kazakhstan, Pamirs, and on the Tibetan Plateau, with northwestern limits of the breeding range being in Afghanistan and southern limits in Bhutan. Himalayan vultures are susceptible to toxicity included by the diclofenac.

A drug whose rest in domestic animal carcasses had led to rapid declines in populations of other Gyps vultures across Asia. The Himalayan Griffin vulture populations have however nor shown signs of rapid reduction although reductions in nesting birds have been eminent in some parts of its range in Nepal.