Join us for a 6-day jungle expedition through the wild orangutan territory of Gunung Leuser National Park. This eco-friendly trek offers an immersive adventure, combining wildlife encounters with essential jungle survival skills. Along the way, you will learn how to build fires, set up camps, prepare jungle vegetables, fish for dinner, and discover the medicinal uses of rainforest plants.
6-day guided trekking experience in Sumatra's lush jungles.
Opportunities to observe orangutans and diverse wildlife in their natural habitat.
Eco-friendly practices and local guides ensure a sustainable adventure.
Experience the profound connection with nature and wildlife that only an eco-conscious journey provides. Our trek offers not just adventure, but meaningful encounters that enrich your life.
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Duration: 6 Days / 5 Night
Intensity level: High
Group size: Minimum 2 people, maximum 6 people
Departure time: 09:00 am
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Day 1 – Entering Orangutan Territory
08:00 AM: After breakfast, begin your trek through rubber and cocoa plantations (approx. 30 minutes).
Enter the orangutan territory and observe these incredible apes in their natural habitat, swinging through the trees, building nests, and foraging for food.
Other wildlife sightings may include black gibbons (siamang), white-handed gibbons (wau-wau), hornbills, monitor lizards, and snakes.
Evening: Set up camp below Mount Uning near the Landak River.
Day 2 – Along the Bohorok River
Trek along the riverbanks towards the Bohorok River, where it meets the Kuala Buluh.
With luck, you may encounter wild elephants in this remote area.
Evening: Overnight camping by the riverside.
Day 3 – Into the Heart of the Rainforest
Continue trekking deeper into the jungle along the Bohorok River and its tributaries.
Wildlife spotting: various monkey species, reptiles, and tropical birds.
Practice jungle skills such as fire-making and fishing.
Evening: Jungle camp in a new location, surrounded by rainforest sounds.
Day 4 – Remote Wilderness Exploration
Trek through pristine rainforest with opportunities to spot orangutans and gibbons in quieter areas.
Breaks at river spots for swimming and relaxation.
Lunch prepared jungle-style by your guide.
Evening: Overnight at a riverside camp.
Day 5 – Lau Terkicong Lake (Aceh Region)
Hike towards Lau Terkicong (Terkicong Lake), crossing streams and hills.
Enter the northern part of Sumatra’s Aceh region, a rarely visited and untouched jungle area.
Evening: Final night of camping in the rainforest.
Day 6 – Return to Bukit Lawang
Morning descent towards Bukit Lawang.
Enjoy your last jungle breakfast and reflect on the expedition.
Afternoon arrival at your guesthouse in Bukit Lawang.
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Small backpack with clothes, raincoat, swimwear, small towel, small pillow, personal items, toilet paper, medicines
Camera + spare battery + memory card (in waterproof bag)
Insect repellent, sunblock, 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 can be cool)
Keep luggage as light as possible (under 10 kg recommended)
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National Park & Guide Association permits
Certified English-speaking guide + assistant guide
Tropical fruit snacks
6 jungle lunches, 5 dinners, 5 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 IDR 7,200,000 – €400 – $470 per person*Minimum 3 people required
Private trek possible for 3 people or by paying the fare for 3. Standard treks may include other guests (maximum 6 participants).
Responsible Travel Commitment
We are proud to operate with ethical and eco-conscious practices:
No wildlife feeding or animal riding
Certified local guides with fair wages
Support for local schools and reforestation programs
Waste-free trekking (no plastic bottles or litter)
We are proud to operate with ethical and eco-conscious practices:
No wildlife feeding or animal riding
Certified local guides with fair wages
Support for local schools and reforestation programs
Waste-free trekking (no plastic bottles or litter)
By joining this tour, you are helping to protect the Sumatran rainforest, support orangutan conservation, and empower local people.