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Highlights
Ethical Sumatran orangutan encounters with trained local guides and strict viewing protocols
Guided jungle treks through Gunung Leuser National Park with emphasis on conservation and safety
Birdwatching and wildlife spotting (gibbons, macaques, hornbills, hornbills, and other endemic species)
Overnight stays in eco-friendly lodges that support local communities and use sustainable practices
River tubing.
Small group sizes for minimal impact and a personalized experience
Ethical and Eco-Friendly Commitments
Wildlife welfare: Strict no-contact policies, limited viewing times, and expert guidance to minimize stress on animals
Community benefit: Partnerships with local guides, lodges, and conservation programs—direct economic support for Bukit Lawang residents
Low-impact operations: Small groups, waste reduction practices, use of biodegradable products, and eco-lodge standards (water-saving, local materials, renewable energy where available)
Education and conservation: Briefings on responsible behavior, opportunities to visit community conservation projects, and information on how to support long-term protection of Gunung Leuser National Park
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Duration: 3 days / 2 Night
Intensity level: Medium - High
Group size: Minimum 2 people, maximum 5 people
Departure time: 08:30 am
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Day 1 – Into the Rainforest
08:30 am: Pick-up from your guesthouse.
Cross the Bohorok River and hike westward into Gunung Leuser National Park.
Wildlife encounters: Possible sightings include gibbons, Thomas leaf monkeys, long-tailed and pig-tailed macaques, flying squirrels, hornbills, peacocks, and—if you’re lucky—wild orangutans.
Education: Learn about the rainforest ecosystem, biodiversity, and medicinal plants.
03:30 pm: Arrive at the campsite by the river.
Afternoon: Swim, relax, or enjoy tea/coffee.
Evening: Dinner cooked over the campfire, followed by games, songs, or stargazing.
Overnight in tents with mattress, pillow, and sleeping bag.
Day 2 – Deeper into the Jungle
Wake to the sounds of the forest. After breakfast, trek deeper into the jungle for around 5 hours.
Greater chance of encountering wildlife and exploring remote rainforest areas.
Lunch: Simple jungle meal served on a hilltop with scenic views.
Afternoon trek continues through varied landscapes.
Evening: Set up camp next to the Bohorok River. Enjoy another delicious dinner.
Night: Relax, play cards, sing around the campfire, or simply take in the sounds of the nocturnal jungle under the stars.
Day 3 – Final Trek & Jungle Tubing
Morning: Spot monitor lizards, turtles, and colorful river butterflies.
Breakfast, then choose between a short 3-hour trek or relaxation at a nearby waterfall.
Lunch: Fresh jungle fruit salad.
Afternoon: Begin your return journey.
Jungle Taxi: Float back to Bukit Lawang on oversized rubber rings, guided by a rafting captain.
Return to your guesthouse around late afternoon.
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Small backpack with change of clothes, raincoat, swimwear, small towel, pillow, personal items, toilet paper, medicines
Camera + spare battery + memory card (in waterproof bag)
Insect repellent, sunscreen, torch/flashlight
Plastic bag for wet clothes
Sandals/flip-flops for use at camp
Waterproof trekking shoes with good grip (essential for slippery trails)
Comfortable clothing (long sleeves/trousers optional; nights in the jungle can be cool)
Luggage ideally under 10 kg
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National Park & Guide Association permits
Certified English-speaking guide + assistant guide
Tropical fruit snacks
4 jungle lunches, 3 dinners, 3 breakfasts
Tea & coffee at camp
Fresh drinking water (boiled at camp)
Camping equipment (tent, mattress, sleeping bag, mosquito net)
Tubing ride (“Jungle Taxi”) with rafting captain & equipment
Porter service
2 large bottle of water per person (day 1)
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Additional drinks or snacks
Personal expenses
Travel insurance
Flihgt Ticket
Pick-up And Accomodation service available upon request.
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Price € 170 per person*
We accept payments in all currencies. Prices are based on EUR, and any payment made in another currency will be converted using the current EUR exchange rate on the payment date.
Minimum 2 people required. Solo travelers can join with an extra fee (€ 120 per booking).
Private treks are available for 3 people or by paying the fare for 3. Standard treks may include other guests (maximum 5 participants)
Book with Confidence Our 3-day Bukit Lawang trek is crafted to provide a meaningful encounter with Sumatran orangutans while supporting conservation and local communities. Small groups, professional guides, and strict ethical standards ensure your trip has a positive impact on both wildlife and people.
To reserve your trek or request a custom departure date and transfer arrangements, contact our team with your preferred travel dates, group size, and any special requirements.
