Embark on a captivating wildlife tour of Vietnam, starting in the bustling Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC), where the city’s vibrant energy contrasts with the natural wonders just outside its borders. From HCMC, we travel to Nam Cat Tien National Park, one of Vietnam’s key ecological reserves. A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, it offers diverse habitats, including tropical rainforests, wetlands, and savannahs. Here, you can spot a variety of species, such as the endangered Javan rhino, wild boar, and rare birdlife like the white-winged wood duck. Guided hikes through the park provide an opportunity to immerse yourself in the jungle’s sights and sounds while learning about its crucial conservation efforts. The park's rich biodiversity, including plant life, makes it an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts and photographers.

Next, we head to the Son Tra Nature Reserve, located just outside Da Nang. Known as the “Green Pearl” of Vietnam, Son Tra features lush forests and coastal views. The reserve is home to the critically endangered red-shanked douc langur, a colorful primate that wildlife enthusiasts will love. As you wander through its dense foliage, you’ll encounter various species of birds, butterflies, and reptiles. The combination of mountains and coastal terrain creates a unique habitat for a diverse array of wildlife. Beyond the wildlife, Son Tra offers breathtaking views of the Da Nang coastline, making it a perfect blend of nature and scenic beauty. With its rich biodiversity, the reserve offers an exceptional chance to explore Vietnam’s coastal ecosystems.

The tour concludes with visits to two iconic national parks near Hanoi: Phong Nha-Kẻ Bàng and Van Long. Phong Nha is a UNESCO World Heritage site, renowned for its karst landscapes and cave systems, including the world’s largest cave, Son Doong. Beyond its dramatic scenery, the park is home to species like the endangered Asian black bear, various primates, and a variety of birds. Hiking through lush forests and exploring caves offers a glimpse into Vietnam’s rugged natural beauty. Finally, we visit Van Long Nature Reserve, known as the “wetland paradise,” where you can observe bird species and the rare white-headed langur. This tranquil reserve, with its lakes and limestone karsts, offers a serene wildlife experience, where boat rides provide a close-up view of the abundant birdlife. This combination of caves, karsts, and wetlands creates an unforgettable journey through Vietnam’s wild heart.