Vietnam Wildlife Through the Lens
Vietnam Wildlife Through the Lens
A 14-Day Wildlife & Photography Expedition Across Vietnam
Venture deep into Vietnam’s most biodiverse landscapes on a journey crafted for wildlife photographers and nature enthusiasts. From the dense lowland rainforests of Nam Cat Tien to the misty pine forests of Dalat and the dramatic limestone karsts of Ninh Binh, this 14-day expedition takes you through habitats teeming with rare birds, elusive primates, and nocturnal mammals.
Guided by expert trackers and local naturalists, you’ll capture iconic species like the Red-shanked Douc Langur, Blue-rumped Pitta, Delacour’s Langur, and Collared Laughingthrush all in their natural environments. Days are filled with birding, trekking, and photography in national parks and protected reserves, while nights offer opportunities for photographing civets, lorises, flying squirrels, and tree frogs.
Whether you’re a seasoned wildlife photographer or passionate about conservation, this journey offers unforgettable encounters and powerful images – framed by Vietnam’s diverse ecosystems and stunning scenery.
Tour Highlights
- Photograph Vietnam’s rarest primates, including the striking Red-shanked Douc Langur and critically endangered Delacour’s Langur
- Explore six key biodiversity hotspots: Nam Cat Tien, Dalat, Bidoup Nui Ba, Di Linh, Son Tra Peninsula, and Phong Nha-Ke Bang
- Track colorful and elusive birds such as Blue-rumped Pitta, Collared Laughingthrush, Vietnamese Cutia, and Siamese Fireback
- Night walks and safaris to capture nocturnal species like slow lorises, civets, flying squirrels, and tree frogs
- Boat ride in Van Long Nature Reserve for unique limestone landscape photography and langur sightings
- Guided by expert local trackers and birding specialists with deep knowledge of each ecosystem
- Stay in eco-lodges and nature-friendly accommodations, close to wildlife-rich areas
- Photograph Vietnam’s diverse ecosystems, from lowland rainforest and highland pine forests to karst mountains and wetlands
Further reading: the IUCN Red List is available at iucnredlist.org. To build this into a trip, our specialists arrange private, tailor-made itineraries.
