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Wild Southern Palm Civet resting in a tree during a Next Continent wildlife tour in Vietnam

Why Next Continent Supports The Civet Project’s Campaign Against Civet Coffee

At Next Continent, we have spent years introducing travellers to the extraordinary wildlife of Vietnam and Southeast Asia. From rare primates and colourful birds to elusive nocturnal mammals, our tours are built around a simple belief: wildlife belongs in the wild. That is why we are proud to support The Civet Project and its campaign […]

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15-Day Custom Vietnam Primate & Birding Expedition — Trip Report (January 2026)

In early January, we were thrilled to welcome Gerald Broddelez (from Apex Expeditions) and his wife on a specialist mammalwatching and birding trip. This was a custom trip, designed to target a wide range of lifers that Gerald had not connected with on previous visits to Vietnam and Indochina in past years. As such, we

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Herping in Vietnam: Practical Tips from the Field

Vietnam is one of Southeast Asia’s most exciting destinations for reptiles and amphibians. From lowland rainforest and limestone karst to montane cloud forest, the diversity is extraordinary. But herping here isn’t always comfortable and sometimes our guests aren’t always prepared! So, we’ve put together this post with some hard-earned tips to help you make the

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Grey-shanked Douc Langur Conservation in Tam My: GreenViet & Next Continent Partner for Sustainable Ecotourism

GreenViet Biodiversity Conservation Center has signed a two-year partnership (January 2026–December 2027) with Next Continent and other local partners to protect the Grey-shanked Douc in Tam My Commune, Da Nang. The project is part of the “Tam My Community Forest” initiative and links wildlife conservation with sustainable ecotourism. Around 75~ Grey-shanked Douc Langur live in Tam

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