The tufted gray langur lives in southern India and Sri Lanka. It is active by day and often uses trees, while also travelling on the ground.
The species description lists a yellowish-white coat, pale gray underparts, black eyebrows, a short whitish beard, and a tuft of hair on the crown.
It is active by day and eats leaves and fruits. It moves mainly in trees but also uses the ground.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.