Sumatra Orangutan Guide 4 Day Trek Jungle Adventure in Bukit Lawang

4 Day Trek

Ready to explore deeper into the jungle and encounter unique wildlife? This 3-day, 2-night adventure is perfect for you! Discover the incredible biodiversity of Gunung Leuser National Park — home to 8 amazing primate species, You’ll camp for two nights in two different spots: one by a peaceful river and the other near a serene waterfall, offering a full immersion in nature, On the final day, a 3-hour trek will take you to the riverbank for a memorable jungle lunch. Afterward, enjoy a fun tubing journey down the Bohorok River, returning to Bukit Lawang with unforgettable memories.

INFORMATION

Duration: 4 days
Physical level: average
Group size: min 2, max 6 people
Departure Time: from 09:00 am

4,200,000 IDR · 250€ · 270$ PER PERSON BOOK NOW

Minimum 2 people Solo traveler? No worries — you can still join for an extra fee of 1,450,000 IDR / +90€ / +105$ per booking.
Want a private experience You can book it as a private trek if you’re a group of 4 people, or simply pay the fare for 4.
Group sharing option With a standard booking, other guests may join your group max 6.

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EVERY TREK INCLUDES A DONATION
TO PROTECT THE RAINFOREST AND SUPPORT LOCAL LIVES.

When you choose to trek with us, you’re not just exploring the rainforest
you’re also supporting local people, wildlife protection, and a greener future for Bukit Lawang.

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Day 1

Start your day with a chill breakfast, then get picked up by our local guide anytime between 9:00 AM and noon whatever time works best for you.
We kick things off with a slow boat ride down the river, setting the mood before hiking gently uphill through rubber plantations. Soon you’ll reach the edge of Gunung Leuser National Park, where the real jungle begins.
As you enter the forest, keep your eyes open you might spot semi-wild orangutans, sometimes with their little ones hanging around up in the trees. No cages, no zoos just nature doing its thing. These rare encounters are the kind that stick with you for life.
After a quick break with tropical fruits, we keep moving deeper into the jungle. Along the way, you might meet long-tailed macaques, pig-tailed macaques, or even the funky-looking Thomas Leaf Monkeys swinging through the branches.
After a jungle jungle style, Continue your journey deeper into the jungle as you make your way to the campsite for the night. Along the way, keep your eyes peeled for more fascinating wildlife playful Long tailed Macaques, sturdy Pig-tailed Macaques, the quirky Thomas Leaf Monkeys with their mohawk-like hair, and the stealthy Monitor Lizards wandering through the forest floor.
Around 4:00 pm, you’ll arrive at the campsite either by the riverside or near a waterfall. It’s time to relax with a cup of tea or coffee and take in the peaceful jungle atmosphere. You can also go for a refreshing swim. Meanwhile, your guide will prepare a delicious local dinner, usually consisting of curry, rice, and other homemade dishes.
As night falls, gather around the bonfire to chat, play card games, or simply enjoy the company of your local guides, Sleep comfortably in a simple jungle tent, sheltered by a bamboo frame and plastic cover and let the soothing sounds of nature lull you to sleep.

Day 2

Start your morning with the soothing sounds of the rainforest and a freshly prepared breakfast at your jungle campsite a peaceful way to begin your second day.
Once you’re ready, set off on a 3 hour trek deeper into the rainforest. Stay observant this stretch is a great chance to spot more wildlife in their natural habitat.
Take a break for lunch surrounded by lush greenery and the calming hum of the jungle. After lunch, continue your journey with another 3-hour walk to reach your second campsite.
Depending on the location, cool off with a swim in the river or under a waterfall a refreshing treat after a day of hiking.
In the evening, gather around the campfire for a hearty traditional dinner, and enjoy jungle tales shared by your guide under the stars, Rest well sheltered by a bamboo frame and plastic cover and let the soothing sounds of nature lull you to sleep.

Day 3

Wake up feeling like a true jungle explorer after your second night in the heart of the rainforest. Start your final day with a warm, homemade breakfast to fuel the adventure ahead.
After breakfast, Today’s trek will last between 4 to 6 hours, with regular breaks to spot wildlife, enjoy your lunch, and taste some delicious tropical fruits.
This part of the trek gives you a chance to spot all 8 monkey species living in Gunung Leuser National Park : Sumatran Orangutans, Long-tailed and Pig-tailed Macaques, Thomas Leaf Monkeys, Silver Leaf Monkeys, and if you’re lucky, the elusive Siamangs, Slow Lorises, and White handed Gibbons.
Bird lovers might also catch a glimpse of the majestic Great Argus or a soaring Hornbill overhead. No matter which path you choose, this last day in the wild will leave you with memories to last a lifetime.
Rest well tomorrow is your final trek through the Sumatra rainforest.

Day 4

On your fourth morning, savor your final breakfast surrounded by the peaceful sounds of the jungle. Today’s trek will be tailored to your pace and preferences your guide will ensure the route suits your comfort while still capturing the magic of the forest one last time.
After lunch in the heart of the forest, it’s time for one last thrill a traditional tubing ride known as the Jungle Taxi. Float down the Bohorok River, feel the splash of the cool water, and take in the lush scenery as you make your way back to Bukit Lawang.
Back at your guesthouse, you’ll take with you more than just pictures you’ll leave with powerful experiences and timeless memories from deep within the Sumatran jungle.