Join us on a thrilling adventure to spot the endangered Red Shanked Douc Langurs in their natural habitat in Vietnam. Book now and witness these incredible primates up close!
Join us on a thrilling adventure to spot the endangered Red Shanked Douc Langurs in their natural habitat in Vietnam. Book now and witness these incredible primates up close!
- Sonn Tra Mountain - Embark on an enthralling expedition to observe some of the world’s most threatened primates, far from the crowded tourist spots. During a leisurely 3-hour walk along winding mountain paths and picturesque landscapes, we’ll venture into secluded areas known only to the Red-Shanked Douc Langurs, also referred to as Rare…
- Sonn Tra Mountain - Embark on an enthralling expedition to observe some of the world’s most threatened primates, far from the crowded tourist spots. During a leisurely 3-hour walk along winding mountain paths and picturesque landscapes, we’ll venture into secluded areas known only to the Red-Shanked Douc Langurs, also referred to as Rare Monkeys.\n\nFrom witnessing lively young ones in the breeding season (March to July) to observing dominant males and adults, or simply enjoying the antics of these monkeys in their natural habitat, you’ll gain knowledge on distinguishing between genders, estimating their ages, and even contribute to ongoing research by aiding in the collection of observational data. Our trek will also introduce us to a variety of forest inhabitants, including birds, vibrant butterflies, diverse flora, and occasionally, mongooses.\n\nAs we navigate the trail, I’ll seize opportunities to engage with local wildlife photographers, allowing us to absorb their insights and view their stunning photographs for a deeper appreciation of the monkeys.\n\nOur adventure is not just about seeking out rare creatures; it’s also a chance to discover the breathtaking, hidden vistas of Monkey Mountain, including secluded beaches, which promise to make our excursion an array of delightful surprises.\n\nWe’ll conclude our journey at our starting point.

- Private transportation
- Binoculars provided, bring your own gear
- Bottled water
- Extra charge for guests over 85kg, more powerful bike provided
- Private transportation
- Binoculars provided, bring your own gear
- Bottled water
- Extra charge for guests over 85kg, more powerful bike provided
- Gratuities
- Gratuities
The meeting time may slightly vary depending on the weather and season, as these factors influence the animals’ active periods. It could be at 2:30 PM or 3:00 PM. We will notify you if there are any changes to our meeting schedule.
Red Shanked Douc Langurs are endangered primates primarily found in Vietnam, with Son Tra being their natural habitat….
The meeting time may slightly vary depending on the weather and season, as these factors influence the animals’ active periods. It could be at 2:30 PM or 3:00 PM. We will notify you if there are any changes to our meeting schedule.
Red Shanked Douc Langurs are endangered primates primarily found in Vietnam, with Son Tra being their natural habitat. Witnessing a creature so close to extinction is a rare and valuable experience.
National Geographic and many renowned wildlife channels have visited this area to study the langurs. It often takes them weeks or even months to locate and document these primates.
By traveling with an experienced local host, you will have a great opportunity to spot some of these incredible animals. Your guides are familiar with the trails, potential viewing spots, and the animals’ behaviors, ensuring they can lead you to the right locations.
Whether you are a nature enthusiast or a professional wildlife photographer, look no further. Book a trip with us into the wild and witness these magnificent creatures firsthand. This will be an unforgettable experience!
- not recommended for guests under 4
- No recommended for guests who weigh over 100kg
- Please light travel, we have no room for luggage
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.