Cat Tien Pond Wildlife Cam

A Pond Where the Wild Gathers

This camera overlooks a grassland-and-pond habitat deep within Cat Tien National Park, one of Vietnam's most important protected lowland forests. The shallow water and the surrounding open meadow form a natural crossroads for animals moving between forest and field, offering a continuous window onto the park's living ecosystem.

Birds, Mammals and More

Around the pond's edge, storks, herons and other waterbirds hunt the shallows, while peafowl and deer roam the open grassland. From the treeline, shy mammals appear to drink and forage, giving patient viewers the chance to witness genuine, unscripted wildlife behaviour.

Eyes in the Wild for Conservation

Operated by the Katien Ranger Patrol in partnership with the national park, this feed is part of a network of “eyes in the wild” used to monitor biodiversity across key habitats. The footage helps rangers and specialists track species diversity, movement and ecosystem interactions for long-term conservation.

A Window into Cat Tien

Whether you watch the still water or the swaying grass, this camera offers an immersive glimpse of a thriving tropical reserve. It is a quiet invitation to observe, learn and help protect one of Southeast Asia's great wild places.