The regions of Vietnam offer a variety of wildlife highlights; vast tracts of evergreen forest and rare primates, herds of gaur and spectacular birdlife lie in the south, iconic red-shanked douc langur, sensational birding and mountain vistas in the centre, and a treasure trove of colourful birds, limestone peaks and the endemic Delacour’s langur await in the north.
The stunning mountain cloud forest of the Bạch Mã National Park is home to rare wildlife, including the red-shanked douc langur and stunning views. The wet microclimate caused by the mist has created a special haven for amphibians and reptiles, whilst the dense forests also offer an exceptional birdlife. Find Out More
The wet tropical forest of Cat Tien is one of the largest remaining natural forests in Vietnam. Supporting a huge number of species, this is one of the country’s most biodiverse areas and is home to three of the country’s endangered primates, along with a striking array of birds and other mammals. Find Out More
Son Tra Nature Reserve is a vital coastal rainforest sanctuary in Vietnam. Despite its small size, it's packed with an incredible biodiversity and is best known as a stronghold for the endemic red-shanked douc langur. It also offers vibrant bird and insect life throughout its lush forests. Find Out More
Known as Vietnam’s beating urban heart, Ho Chi Minh City is the country’s largest city, full of layers of history and fascinating culture. Although not the capital, Ho Chi Minh City is Vietnam’s most populous city and the hub of its economy. Formerly known as Saigon, it has had many influences over the years. Find Out More
Vietnam offers an excellent selection of wildlife, with some stand out highlights that make it a unique holiday destination within South-east Asia. Its mountain chains offer outstanding birding, while the lowland rainforests of Cat Tien National Park and Son Tra Nature Reserve offer a wide range of all wildlife.
Offering the perfect introduction to Vietnam’s wildlife, this fantastic tour takes you in search of some of Asia’s most charismatic primates and birds. Highlights include the spectacular douc langurs, expressive macaques and endearing gibbons alongside a huge range of exquisitely coloured birds, reptiles and frogs. Find out more about Vietnam’s Primates Photo Tour
Vietnam has distinct seasons for the best weather conditions, depending on the region you're travelling to. In Southern Vietnam, the warm and dry season starts runs between November and May, but remains warm here throughout much of the year. In Central Vietnam, the driest weather is between January and August, while in the north temperatures and rainfall drop between November and April. The best season for minimal rain and wildlife activity is April to May.
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