The Nepal gray langur lives in Himalayan forests and rocky areas. Its back and limbs are dark gray, its belly is creamy white, and the bare skin of its face, hands, and feet is black.
The fur on its back and limbs is dark gray, while its underside is creamy white. Black bare skin shows on its face, hands, and feet, and it has a long tail.
Leaves form the main part of its diet, with a preference for evergreen foliage. It also eats fruit and fruit buds, leaf stalks, young shoots, roots, and other foods listed in the species profile.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.