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| Cuc Phuong National Park is home to nearly 180 individuals from 15 endangered primate species, with successful breeding in nine of them.__Photo: VNA |
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| Conservation efforts, including regular patrols, remain a top priority at Cuc Phuong.__Photo: VNA |
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| One of the primate species being protected at Cuc Phuong National Park.__Photo: VNA |
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| One of the primate species being protected at Cuc Phuong National Park.__Photo: VNA |
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| The park’s “Homecoming” tour, promoting wildlife conservation, continues to draw visitors.__Photo: VNA |
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| Some 80 rare langurs have been successfully released back into the wild.__Photo: VNA |
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| The awards ceremony of the 31st World Travel Awards is held in Manila, the Philippines, on September 3 evening.__Photo: VNA |
