Highlights
Ethical orangutan viewing in Gunung Leuser National Park with strict, low-impact viewing protocols
Two days of guided jungle trekking across varied terrain—riverbanks, primary and secondary forest, and scenic viewpoints
River tubing
Birdwatching and opportunities to spot gibbons, macaques, deer, hornbills, and other jungle species
Sustainability & Ethics
Low-impact trekking practices: limited group size, quiet viewing, no feeding, and strict distance rules.
Support for local communities: guides, porters, and lodge staff hired locally; part of proceeds contribute to local conservation initiatives.
Waste-minimization: carry-in, carry-out policy for non-biodegradable waste and eco-friendly supplies where possible.
Education: guests receive a briefing on how to behave around wildlife and how to support conservation efforts responsibly.
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Duration: 4 days / 3 Night
Intensity level: Medium - High
Group size: Minimum 2 people, maximum 6 people
Departure time: 09:00 am
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Day 1 – Introduction to the Jungle
09:00 am: Pick-up from your guesthouse in Bukit Lawang.
Begin your trek into Gunung Leuser National Park (6–7 hours hiking).
Activities: Learn about local wildlife, flora, fauna, and medicinal plants.
Wildlife sightings: Orangutans, Thomas leaf monkeys, gibbons, macaques, hornbills, peacocks, monitor lizards (depending on luck).
Evening: Camp near a small river at Perbatasan. Swim, help with dinner, and learn jungle skills.
Overnight: Sleep to the sounds of the river and rainforest.
Day 2 – Deeper Jungle Exploration
Trek for 5–6 hours further into the jungle.
Focus on observing orangutans and learning about their behavior and lifestyle.
Stop at a refreshing waterfall with a deep natural pool near Jamur Batu Atas.
Overnight: Camp deep in the rainforest at Jamur Batu Atas.
Day 3 – Mountain Summit & River Camp
Trek 500 meters to a mountain summit and enjoy panoramic views.
5–6 hours of trekking through dense forest and diverse landscapes.
Evening: Camp beside the Bohorok River (Ekor). Swim, relax, or try fishing.
After dinner, enjoy a bonfire, jungle games, and songs with your guides (weather permitting).
Overnight: Sleep by the river.
Day 4 – Jungle Tubing Adventure
Morning: Short jungle trek.
Midday: Return to Bukit Lawang by traditional “Jungle Taxi” tubing along the Bohorok River (2–3 hours).
Afternoon: Arrival at your guesthouse around 2:00–3:00 pm
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Small backpack with: clothes, raincoat, swimwear, towel, small 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 camp use)
Waterproof trekking shoes with good grip (essential)
Comfortable clothing (long sleeves/trousers optional; nights in the jungle can be cool)
Keep luggage light (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 boiled water at camp (refills)
Camping equipment (tent, mattress, sleeping bag, mosquito net)
Tubing ride (“Jungle Taxi”) with rafting captain & equipment
Porter service
1 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.
Please refer to our Terms and Conditions,
Price 4,200,000 IDR – €250 – $270 per person*Minimum 2 people required.
Private treks available if you are 3 people, or by paying the fare for 3. Standard treks may include other guests (maximum 6 participants)