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Vietnam’s lush forests and misty mountains are home to many of the world’s rarest primates. Join us on this 14-Day Vietnam Primate Watching Tour to spot these incredible creatures up close in their natural habitats. From the Golden-Headed Langurs of Cat Ba to the striking Delacour’s Langur and the vibrant Red-Shanked Douc, each encounter showcases Vietnam’s rich biodiversity.
The journey begin in the bustling Ha Noi before heading to the serene landscapes of Cat Ba, home to the rare golden-headed langur. You’ll have the chance to watch their striking beauty before going to Van Long Nature Reserve, where the elusive Delacour’s langur gracefully perched on limestone cliffs. Continue to PNKB National Park, after looking for the Ha Tinh langur and the vibrant Red-Shanked Douc, you’ll immerse yourself in two of Vietnam nature nature’s wonders, Da Nang’s lush costal forests and Da Lat’s pristine highlands. The journey peaks in Cat Tien National Park, where diverse primates like the black-shanked douc and silver langur add to the adventure, before wrapping up in Ho Chi Minh city.
More than a wildlife tour, this expert-led tour promises to leave unforgettable experiences, fostering a deep connection with nature. The journey goes across breathtaking landscapes—from limestone cliffs to highland forests—while immersing you in local culture and conservation efforts of the Vietnamese. Join us for an unforgettable exploration into Vietnam’s primate kingdom!
This 14-Day Vietnam Primate Watching Tour goes beyond the primate kingdom to go across breathtaking landscapes—from limestone cliffs to highland forests—while immersing you in local culture and conservation efforts of the Vietnamese.
Day 1: Ha Noi – Cat Ba, Hai Phong
Kickstart your adventure in the vibrant city of Ha Noi. From the urban hustle, we’ll transition to the tranquil Cat Ba in Hai Phong. Here, the enchanting “Golden-headed Langur” awaits. As night falls, relax and recharge for the adventures ahead.
Day 2: Discover Cat Ba’s Treasures
Dive deep into the world of the Cat Ba Langur. Witness their mesmerizing golden heads and experience the magic of nature. As the day concludes, enjoy a peaceful night under the starry sky.
Day 3: Journey to White-Panted Wonders
After a morning with the Cat Ba Langur, we’ll head to Van Long Nature Reserve. Amidst the dramatic limestone cliffs, spot the unique “Delacour’s Langur” or the “langur with white pants”. Enjoy a serene sampan ride, capturing the beauty around.
Day 4: Delving into Delacour’s World
Spend a day dedicated to the Delacour’s Langur. Learn about their habits, habitats, and the tales that make them so special in Vietnam’s rich biodiversity.
Day 5: PNKB’s Primate Playground
Wave goodbye to Van Long and set forth to PNKB National Park. Here, the Ha Tinh Langur and other primates eagerly await to showcase their world.
Day 6-7: PNKB’s Primate Extravaganza
Two action-packed days at PNKB. From the elegance of the Red Shanked Douc to the playful antics of the Macaques, there’s never a dull moment.
Day 8-9: Da Nang’s Wonders
Next stop: Da Nang. Get ready to be mesmerized by the tales of the Red-shanked Douc. As the sun sets, gear up for a day of photography and exploration.
Day 10: Da Lat’s Scenic Sojourn
Travel to the picturesque Da Lat. Depending on the season, choose the best route to maximize your time and experience.
Day 11-13: Cat Tien’s Primate Party
Enter the world of Cat Tien, where a variety of primates from the Black Shanked Douc to the Silver Langur are ready to greet you with their unique tales.
Day 14: Farewell at Ho Chi Minh
Conclude your primate adventure with a morning in Cat Tien. Then, head back to Ho Chi Minh, taking with you memories, photographs, and stories to cherish forever.
The optimal time for the 14-Day Vietnam Primate Watching Tour is during the dry season, spanning from November to April. This period promises cooler temperatures, minimal rainfall, and clearer skies, ensuring comfortable treks and unhindered access to national parks. Moreover, primates, such as the Golden-headed Langur, are notably more active during these months, enhancing daytime sighting opportunities. The drier conditions also mean fewer mosquitoes, reducing the risk of insect-borne diseases. Additionally, this timeframe coincides with several Vietnamese cultural festivals, offering travelers a chance to immerse themselves in local traditions. While Vietnam’s biodiversity ensures a rewarding experience throughout the year, the dry season, especially from November to April, is particularly favorable for primate enthusiasts.
Exclusive Access to Pristine Habitats: Photograph wildlife in national parks, UNESCO-listed reserves, and remote forest trails.
Rare & Endemic Species: Capture breathtaking images of Delacour’s Langur, Ha Tinh Langur, Red Shanked Douc, Macaques, Black Shanked Douc and Silver Langur.
Expert Wildlife Photography Guides: Led by professional wildlife photographers with extensive knowledge of Vietnam’s ecosystems.
Small-Group Experience: Maximum of 6 participants, ensuring personalized guidance and the best photographic opportunities.
Conservation-Focused & Ethical Photography: Sustainable approach, ensuring minimal disturbance to wildlife.
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