Author Archives: Hoang Quy

If you’re a birder or nature photographer planning a trip to Vietnam’s Central Highlands, the Cong Troi Trail (also known as “Heaven’s Gate”) should be at the top of your itinerary. Nestled in the biodiverse heart of the Da Lat Plateau, this trail offers an unparalleled mix of ease, access, and exceptional birdlife—making it arguably […]

In addition to reptiles and birds, Cat Tien National Park is also rich in mammals, ranging from the elusive Black-shanked Douc Langur to the rare Sunda Pangolin. Being a UNESCO-recognized biosphere reserve located in southern Vietnam, the park is one of the most biodiversity hotspot in Vietnam, home to over 100 species of mammals. Vietnam […]

Kontum Plateau Endemic And Highlight Bird species like Chestnut-eared Laughingthrush and top birding routes while learning about conservation efforts in the region. The Kontum Plateau spans various elevations, ranging from 500 to 2,000 meters above sea level. This variation in altitude provides the foundation for a wide array of habitats, from tropical lowland forests to […]

The Dalat Plateau is a birdwatcher’s paradise, renowned for its exceptional biodiversity and unique highland landscapes. This temperate region, with its cool climate, pine forests, and montane evergreen ecosystems, serves as a sanctuary for some of Vietnam’s rarest and most distinctive bird species. The plateau is home to a range of endemic birds, making it […]

Covering 71,920 hectares in southern Vietnam, Cat Tien National Park is home to a number of endemic birds like the Orange-necked Partridge and Germain’s Peacock Pheasant, making it a great place for bird enthusiasts. The park is also part of a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and including South Cat Tien, Cat Loc, and West Cat Tien. […]