10 Best Wildlife Tours in Vietnam 2022

Wildlife tours in Vietnam are increasing day by day because more and more people know the beauty of wild nature in this country. Many famous national parks or nature reserves in Vietnam welcome many tourists to visit every year. Let’s discover the 10 best and most popular Vietnam wildlife tours in 2022. 

What is Vietnam Wildlife Tour? 

Wildlife tourism allows visitors to visit the natural habitat of wild plants and animals. In addition, visitors can observe and interact with them.

This type of tourism usually takes place in national parks or nature reserves. Wildlife tourism is an important and potential tourism segment in countries with diverse natures. For example, Vietnam.

Currently, Vietnam has 34 national parks and 14 nature reserves with diverse species of wild animals and plants. Each site protects a natural ecosystem and has its own identity.

Top 10 Best Wildlife Tours in Vietnam 2022

Cat Tien National Park - Dong Nai Province

Cat Tien National Park was recognized by UNESCO as a World Biosphere Reserve in 2001. 

This national park currently preserves about 1,362 species of plants and 62 species of animals. In particular, there are a number of animals that are classified as rare in the Red Book such as the Siamese Fireback, white-collared crane, etc.

With an area of more than 71,000 hectares, Cat Tien has a diverse landscape including mountains, rivers, and islands. Therefore, visitors can experience many interesting activities such as climbing, camping, or rowing.

Son Tra Nature Reserve - Da Nang 

Son Tra Nature Reserve is located in the Northeast area of Da Nang city. It is known as the famous peninsula, where forest vegetation and forest animals grow abundantly. The brown-shanked douc langur is a famous and rare species that are being conserved in Son Tra.

Although with a modest area of only about 4,370 hectares, Son Tra Nature Reserve is still an interesting tourist destination for those who are passionate about learning about wildlife.

River Safari in South Hoi An

River Safari in South Hoi An is the first and largest river wildlife conservation park in Vietnam. Visitors will be able to observe waterfowl such as swans, flamingos, etc. and herbivores such as giraffes, antelopes, etc. to wild carnivores such as tigers or lions at this park. 

In addition, visitors will have the opportunity to experience swimming and participate in adventure games as well as enjoy Vietnamese folk music at River Safari.

Bach Ma National Park - Hue

With an area of ​​about 37,000 hectares, Bach Ma National Park currently preserves primary forest and is a house for 2,147 species of plants and more than 1,500 animals.

In addition, visitors can also enjoy the impressive scenery of waterfalls, lakes, and brilliant Azalea gardens.

Currently, there are many Vietnam wildlife tours that offer full services of eating, drinking, resting, and sightseeing in the area. You not only get to visit the scenic spots but also have the opportunity to enjoy unique local dishes.

Van Long Wetland Nature Reserve - Ninh Binh

Van Long Wetland Nature Reserve is a beautiful and famous scenic spot in Ninh Binh. When visiting this area, visitors can row a boat to explore the caves, limestone mountains, and diverse flora and fauna ecosystems.

In addition, you can also visit the sacred pagodas located on the mountain such as Thanh Son pagoda, and Dich Long pagoda, which have been around for hundreds of years in this eco-tourism area.

Cuc Phuong National Park - Ninh Binh

Cuc Phuong National Park is not a strange place to many tourists because it is known as the oldest national park in Vietnam. The park is currently conserving Asia's rarest plant and animal species, including vascular and non-vascular plants, insects, reptiles, mammals, etc. 

In particular, there are many fossils over 200 million years old discovered in this area. Therefore, it easily attracts many archaeologists and researchers to visit. 

This is also a suitable place for tourists who are passionate about nature research or want to explore the culture of the Muong ethnic group living here.

Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park (Quang Binh)

Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park, also known as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, covers an area of over 85,000 hectares. Currently, it holds the record for the largest number of caves in the world.

Therefore, adventurers who visit this site will surely admire the huge limestone mountains and forest ecosystems preserved on these mountains. In addition, it is also famous for its landscape of caves and underground rivers.

Vinpearl Safari Phu Quoc

If you like to explore and interact with wild animals, you probably shouldn't miss Vinpearl Safari Phu Quoc. This is the first semi-wild zoo in Vietnam.

You can visit two main subdivisions at Vinpearl Safari including Open Zoo and Safari Park. This tour will allow you to observe and experience the man-made habitats of wild animals.

Ba Be National Park - Bac Kan Province

As an ideal eco-tourism area in the summer, Ba Be National Park is a welcome place for visitors who like kayaking and trekking. 

This national park contains a complex of rivers, lakes, and forests on limestone mountains. It is a conservation center for a variety of plants, vertebrates, and fishes.

A tour for 2 days is enough for you to discover the wild beauty and mystery of nature here. In addition, you also have the opportunity to experience the life of the H'Mong ethnic people.

Tram Chim National Park - Dong Thap 

Referring to ecotourism in Vietnam, Tram Chim National Park is known as a popular place in Dong Thap province and is famous for its diverse flora, including the lotus community, melaleuca forest, etc., and swamps.

The wild animals currently living here are mainly birds and fish. Therefore, the best time to explore this place is September to December every year because that is the breeding season of birds.

Wildlife tours in Vietnam are an exciting experience for visitors of all ages. Don't forget to visit Saolatours.com to discover wildlife tour packages across all regions of Vietnam. If you need advice, please feel free to call or send us a message/email.