Come and join us for the adventure of a lifetime. We aim to ensure you have great fun, while seeing a host of wild and rare animals in their natural environment. If you would like to experience seeing the orangutan living in the wild, Bukit Lawang in North Sumatra is one of only two places left in the world where you can see these animals still living in their natural environment.
Lost in the depths of Sumatra,
The chance to go trekking in Gunung leuser National Park, offers you the chance to come face to face with amazing animals and experience the natural beauty of the jungle,
Orangutan is one of the most endangered species in the world, found only in Sumatra and Kalimantan, Bukit Lawang ('gateway to the mountain') is situated just 96kms northwest of Medan, making it one of the easiest, most accessible places to start your jungle adventure.
One of the most biodiversity regions in the world, the surrounding jungle of Gunung Leuser National Park houses 130 mammal species including 8 primate species, 285 species of birds and 89 endangered and protected species and the only last place on earth where orangutans, elephants, rhinos and tigers live together in habitat,
our expert guide is assured of a certified guide ( Indonesian Tourist Guide Association,ITGA or HPI-Himpunan Pramuwisata Indonesia) and of standard local prices.
It does not matter if you are a bacpacker, a couple, a group or a familly, we can arrange any kind of tour to your liking .... "
our tour operator guide is local, they keep in touch with their community and family, speaks English and has excellent knowledge about the plants and animals that live in the rainforest, They will continue to search wildlife and provide plenty of information, Family with children will be support by additional guides as well as a team of chefs and rafting. we will act as translators and show the Indonesian way of life in North Sumatra as well as our experienced guide will help you discover Indonesia rainforests and culture in a unique and innovative way....
The trekking starts between 8 and 9 a.m. . You will trekking and explore the orangutans and the wildlife of the jungle. You will take a break for have some fruits and after around 4 hours you will eat lunch and take a rest. After this you will continue your trekking till you arrive in your camp at around 16.00 o'clock where you can swim in the river, drink tea and relax till you will have a delicious candle light dinner. The next day you will keep trekking the same way like the first day till you arrive in an other camp. The third day you can decide if you just want to relax in the camp before you head back or if you want to trekking again in the jungle. You can choose if you want to rafting or trekking back to Bukit Lawang. You will be back after lunch.
