Vietnam Nature & Wildlife Tours

Vietnam is a country blessed with a vast array of natural landscapes that are breathtakingly beautiful and incredibly diverse. From the misty mountains, glistening rice fields and enchanting waterfalls of northern Vietnam, to the powdery white sands and clear turquoise waters of the southern beaches, the beautiful nature appears at every turn in Vietnam.

As one of the most breathtaking destinations on the planet, there is no doubt that Ha Long Bay is the most famous landscape in Vietnam, boasting over 1,600 limestone islands and islets. This UNESCO-listed bay features a wide range of biodiversity, and its surrealistic scenery has been featured in plenty of Hollywood's films throughout years. Being the place to film some scenes of "Kong: Skull Island" (2017), Ninh Binh comprises the stunning landscape with karst mountains, deep green valleys and winding rivers. Sitting on a rowing boat in Trang An Landscape Complex or Tam Coc, climbing up Mua Cave, watching the birds at Thung Nham Bird Park, hiking in Cuc Phuong National Park, or cycling through the serene countryside to the ancient capital of Hoa Lu... are unforgettable adventures in Ninh Binh.

Voted as the Asia's leading emerging tourism destination at the 2023 World Travel Awards, Ha Giang, with its wild and magnificent beauty, has become increasingly attractive to visitors. Ranges of rugged rocky mountains, the narrow paths winding through hills up and down, and the golden rice terraced fields are the iconic images of this northernmost region. Ones can immerse themselves in the magnificent beauty of the terraced rice fields in Hoang Su Phi, conquer the zigzag slopes of Ma Pi Leng Pass or Can Ty Pass, explore Dong Van Karst Plateau - a global karst geo-park officially recognised by UNESCO in 2010 or enjoy a cup of coffee in Dong Van ancient town...

Nestled in the heart of central Vietnam, Quang Binh with more than 500 caves discovered is renowned as the country's kingdom of caves, many of which have UNESCO World Heritage Status. Accredited as the world’s largest and most beautiful natural cave by the World Records Union and the World Records Association, Son Doong offers numerous adventurous activities to experience but access is strictly controlled and limited to 1,000 slots a year to preserve this natural wonder. Apart from Son Doong, Quang Binh still has many other caves that worth exploring due to their magnificent stalactites and stalagmites such as Phong Nha Cave, Tien Son Cave, Paradise Cave... or experiencing outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, swimming, kayaking or ziplining.

Further to the South, Cat Tien National Park is definitely the "must-see" for nature lovers. Covering a vast region of lowland tropical forest, it is a breathtaking biosphere reserve in southern Vietnam, home to a trove of ancient trees, botanical gardens and endangered wildlife. Walk or cycle along the leafy trails inside the park for the chance to spot the endemic golden-cheeked gibbon and other rare primates, bears, mongoose, civets, elephants, pangolin, deer and an impressive array of rare birds. Or take a canoe around the jungle-fringed waters of Bau Sau (Crocodile Lake) to catch a glimpse of the lake's resident crocodiles.