We guide trekkers through the rainforest at the edge of Gunung Leuser National Park, with a love for the forest and the wildlife that lives in it.
Our groups stay small, we follow the park rules, and we keep the jungle clean so the forest and the village both benefit from your visit.
Bukit Lawang is a small riverside village at the entrance of Gunung Leuser National Park, one of the richest rainforests in Southeast Asia.
The park is home to the Sumatran orangutan, gibbons, hornbills and many other species, and it is one of the few places where you can see orangutans in the wild.
Trekking here is an experience you will remember for a long time.
Walk through the rainforest, look for orangutans and wildlife, and learn about the plants and animals with respect.
A short walk at the edge of the forest. A good choice for families and for anyone with limited time.
Find out moreA full day in the forest with a lunch in the jungle and time to watch the wildlife.
Find out moreSpend a night in the rainforest by the river and listen to the jungle sounds.
Find out moreGo deeper into the park with two nights of camping for a real jungle expedition.
Find out moreThree nights in the forest, with new campsites and time to look for rarer wildlife.
Find out moreOur longest trek: four nights deep in the park for people who love to walk and explore.
Find out moreExplore the village, meet local people and enjoy the nature around Bukit Lawang.
Explore the caves near the village and cool off in the river afterwards.
Find out moreA relaxed walk under big trees, with time to rest and learn about the forest.
Find out moreFloat down the river on a rubber tube between the jungle and the rice fields.
Find out moreWe recommend booking as early as possible