Trachypithecus Collection
Trachypithecus, also known as langurs or leaf monkeys, are a diverse group of primates found in various parts of Asia
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Trachypithecus, also known as langurs or leaf monkeys, are a diverse group of primates found in various parts of Asia. From the Golden langur sitting gracefully in a tree on Umanada Temple Island in Assam, India to the Purple-faced leaf monkey residing in Sri Lanka's lush forests, these species captivate with their unique appearances and behaviors. In Trishna Wildlife Sanctuary, Tripura State, India, the Capped langur can be spotted swinging effortlessly from branch to branch. Their striking black fur contrasts beautifully against the green foliage. Another member of this genus is the Phayres leaf monkey found in Tripura state. Its portrait showcases its expressive eyes and distinctive facial features. The Purple-faced langur is another enchanting species that inhabits Sinharaja forest in Southern Province. With wet fur glistening under sunlight while feeding on leaves, they exemplify nature's beauty at its finest. Delacouras langurs find solace resting amidst Van Long Nature Reserve's serene surroundings in Ninh Binh, Vietnam. These peaceful moments captured by photographers highlight their tranquil existence within their natural habitat. Sadly though, some members of this primate family face endangerment due to factors like habitat loss and poaching. The Silvery lutung and Sumatran surili are among those struggling for survival. Amongst all these captivating creatures is the Javan lutung with its golden-brown coat shining brightly against Indonesia's rich landscapes. As we marvel at these incredible images showcasing Trachypithecus' diversity and charm across different regions of Asia, let us remember our responsibility to protect them for future generations to appreciate their magnificence firsthand.