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Trekking: Hike through diverse jungle terrain, with greater opportunities to spot orangutans, Thomas leaf monkeys, gibbons, and more.
Camping: Spend two nights camping by the river, surrounded by the soothing sounds of the jungle.
Swimming: Refresh yourself in natural waterfalls and rivers during breaks.
Campfire: Enjoy evenings by the campfire, singing songs, sharing stories, and stargazing (weather permitting).
Meals & Drinks: All meals, snacks, and drinks are included throughout the trek.
Guides: Experienced guides provide insights into the local flora and fauna while ensuring a safe, eco-friendly trek.
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Day 1 – Into the Rainforest
09:00 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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Nature Enthusiasts: Explore deeper into one of the world’s richest ecosystems.
Adventure Seekers: A more challenging and extended trek through varied terrain.
Wildlife Lovers: Better chances to observe wildlife in their natural habitat.
Explorers: Combines trekking, camping, swimming, and social evenings by the fire for a well-rounded adventure.
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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
1 large bottle of water per person (day 1)
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Price 2,800,000 IDR – €170 – $180 per person*
Minimum 2 people required. Solo travelers can join with an extra fee (+1,900,000 IDR / +€120 / +$140 per booking).
Private treks are available for 3 people or by paying the fare for 3. Standard treks may include other guests (maximum 6 participants)
