Orangutan Encounter in Leuser National Park
Are you curious about Orangutan? These animals are very similar to human. Orangutans are close relatives of human. Orangutan is an Indonesian word meaning “Orang” (human) and “hutan” (forest) “. They live wild in our forest. If you are interested, please come visit us
Bukit Lawang
To see orangutans, the first thing you need to do is fly to Kualanamo (KNO) Airport in Medan city. From the airport, you will drive for about 4 hours to Bukit Lawang.
Bukit Lawang is the place where we were born and raised, this village is the gateway to one of the largest rainforests with rich biodiversity on the world. You will prepare everything here. Bukit Lawang is a tourist area that provides hotels, restaurants, and other tourist facilities.
Leuser National Park
Orangutans live wild in the rainforests of Gunung Leuser National Park. This national park is legally used for activities such as trekking and research. The status of this national park is a UNESCO World Heritage site, there are 4 large and important animals living together in this rainforest, they are tigers, elephants, rhinos, and Sumatran orangutans, also several types of monkeys such as macaques and large birds like hornbills and peacocks. Trekking activities and encounters with wild orangutans take place in this national park
Orangutan Trekking
It is not easy to find orangutans in the wild; their territories are quite large, and their movements are not easy to predict. They are arboreal animals that spend a lot of time in trees. Only experienced and licensed local guides are legally allowed to lead tourists in the national park
small group
We don’t want the jungle to be busy and noisy
Official Guide
Our team is experienced and licensed by the Indonesian Tourism Association
Prioritizing Environmental Ethics
We prioritize sustainable and responsible tourism
trekking orangutan
4-day tour, two days and one night wildlife experience, encounters with orangutans and the inhabitants of the Sumatran jungle, escaping the crowd and finding peace in the midst of the wild
family adventure
4-day tour, encounter orangutans in the wild and a village tour. The perfect trip for families
F.A.Q
when is the best time to visit?
The dry season (February to August) is deal for trekking. However, trekking is possible year-round. During the rainy season (September to January), treks maybe more challenging due to slippery paths, but the jungle is lush and beautiful
How physically demanding is the orangutan trekking?
The terrain in Bukit Lawang consist of tropical rainforest with step hills and humid condition. We offer short treks (6-7 hours) are suitable for families, while overnight treks require good stamina and agility as the paths can be slippery and muddy
Are there venomous animals in the jungle, such as snakes or spiders?
Like any tropical rainforest, Leuser National Park is home to various wildlife, including snakes and spiders. However, these animals are generally shy and will avoid human contact. Sighting on the main trekking paths are rare, as the sound of footsteps usually clears the way long before you arrive
Is the trek suitable for children?
Absolutely! we offer family-friendly packages with a slower pace and shorter routes. For children under 5, we recommend a private guide to assist with the terrain. Traditional tube rafting is also favorite way for kids to return to the village
What is your cancellation policy?
We understand that plans can change. our policy is as follows: Cancellation more than 14 days 100% refund, 7-14 days 50% refund, less than 7 days no refund
what payment methods do you accept?
We accept several payment options for your convenience: Wise and Paypal