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Trekking in Bukit Lawang

Since the late 1970's tourists have been visiting Bukit Lawang to fulfil their dreams of witnessing one of our oldest cousins, the orangutan, in the wild. However, many are unaware the Gunung Leuser National Park (TNGL) is actually the very last place on earth where orangutans, elephants, tigers and rhino's co-exist together in the wild. Our Gunung Leuser National Park treks range from 3 hours- 7 days, allowing every member of the family, and all levels of fitnesses to enjoy this ancient and unique ecosystem. Please click on the following treks to find out more.

National Park treks

€55 p.person

Our shortest family friendly jungle trek, perfect for little or tired legs!

€70 p.person

Another family friendly jungle trek, lasting an action packed 6 hours!​​

€120 p.person

Camp over-night to earn your jungle stripes!

€170 p.person

Prepare to delve deeper into the Leuser National Park​, with 2 nights of camping!

€250 p.person

Expect the jungle to challenge you like never before, and learn some tricks of the trade!

€350 p.person

Challenge yourself further, and learn how to scavenge, cook and build your own jungle camp.

€400 p.person

Delve even deeper into your survival skills and camp out at the salt lick.

€700 p.person

Trek from Bukit Lawang to Kota Cane on our most intense trek through the Gunung Leuser.

Guidelines and species in Bukit Lawang

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Thomas Leaf Monkey

Presbytis thomasi

20yr lifespan

7-8kg weight

Vulnerable (VU)

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Sumatran Hornbill

Buceros rhinoceros

30+yr lifespan

2-3kg weight

Vulnerable (VU)

White-handed gibbon

Hylobates lar

20-30yr lifespan

4-7kg weight

Endangered

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Agile gibbon

Hylobates agilis

20-30yr lifespan

4-7kg weight

Endangered

In order to better understand the delicate nature of trekking alongside such precious creatures, we hope all potential guests will read through the national park guidelines.


Whilst we respectfully enjoy their unique eco-system, we must remember to leave only footsteps, and to leave with only the greatest of memories. 

 

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Sumatran Orangutan

Pongo Abelii

30-40+yr lifespan

30-90kg weight

Critically endangered

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Pig-tailed Macaque

Macaca nemestrina

20-30yr lifespan

4-10kg weight

Endangered

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