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During bird-watching tours, birders often want to take pictures of the birds they observe. however, some birds never seem to appear in front of the camera, they are too fast (due to behavior), often live in bushes, and forage on the ground covered by forests and shrubs, photography these birds become a challenge. Another reason, in Vietnam, birds are hunted …
Cat Tien National Park, is a famous destination for eco-tourism in Vietnam. Where is Cat Tien National Park? Place at 150m-250m above sea level, the center of Cat Tien National Park is local in Tan Phu district, Dong Nai province, but this is the largest national park with an area of more than 70,000 hectares, spanning 3 provinces in the …
Zenon contacted me quite late, less than a month before the cruise. He came to Vietnam on business and took advantage of the free time to have a bird-watching schedule in Vietnam. He has many years of bird watching experience in Asia, he spent several months in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, and even Indonesia. It made him excited to go to …
In addition to the main goals: pittas, when coming to Vietnambirds’ 7-day eco-tour, you will get beautiful pictures of other colorful tropical birds?
Wild butterflies, Germain’s peacock pheasant or Pygmy Loris in Cat Tien National Park come to life through the lens of wildlife guide Andy Nguyen.
I spent 2 weekends at Cat Tien National Park, a place not unfamiliar to me as well as many tourists who are passionate about discovering the natural beauty.
The Indochinese green magpie (yellow-breasted magpie – Cissa hypoleuca) is a passerine bird of the crow family, Corvidae.
Where are good places to go bird watching and take birds photography in Vietnam? These answers can be found in this blog.
The majority of our wildlife tours focus primarily on birds watching, allowing us to offer a huge choice of bird holidays.
Accompany with VIETNAMBIRDS.NET for magnificent birding tours, bird watching and wildlife tours in Cat Tien National Park.
