Brown-footed langur: A striking feature of nature on the green peninsula.

NDO - Those who are captivated by the beauty of the brown-footed langur annually make a date with Son Tra Peninsula (Da Nang City) in early April, when the weather is mild and the forests change color. This is also the time when the "queen of primates" frequently migrates to lower areas, enjoying the fresh young leaves that nature bestows during the changing seasons.

Sunset is the ideal time to spot troops of langurs coming down to eat leaves along the roadsides on Son Tra Peninsula.

Brown-footed langurs live in isolated family groups, consisting of a single adult male, 2-3 females, and their young.

A troop of langurs is eating young leaves together.

On the face of adult brown-footed langurs, both males and females have long white fur around their faces.

The brown-footed langur belongs to the leaf-eating monkey group, but they occasionally eat fruits or seeds depending on the season.

At this time of year, langurs often seek out trees near the roads on the Son Tra peninsula; with careful observation, tourists can easily spot them.

A playful langur swings from branch to branch in the sunset light.

Tourists enjoy observing the langur monkeys on Son Tra Peninsula.

Many langur families have become accustomed to the arrival of visitors from afar.

According to estimates by authorities, there are currently more than 1,000 rare brown-footed langurs on the Son Tra peninsula.

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