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Northern spectacled langur is dark blue-gray with a light brown belly. Females are slightly larger than males. Males weigh 7.4 kilograms and are 1.07-1.1 meters long , while females weigh an average of 6.2 kilometers and are 1.15-1.3 meters long . The tail is 65-86 centimeters long , or about 68 percent of the head-tail length. The sexes of males and females can be distinguished by the white eye rings. Males have eye rings parallel to the sides of their noses, so they have a wide, uniform black line. In females, the white eye rings converge towards the nose, so they look like a triangle. The upper limbs and the base of the tail are light gray. The head and tail are dark. The lips and eyes are white. Adult langurs have long hair on the crown. Baby langurs are bright orange. Baby langurs start to change color when they are 3 months old.
