Bukit Lawang · Gunung Leuser National Park
Six routes into one of the last two places on Earth where wild orangutans still live. Scroll to explore each trail — the map tracks your progress as you go.
Depth 1 · forest edge
Easy trek
Route 01
A short loop along the forest edge — ideal for families, tight schedules, or a first taste of the jungle without a full-day commitment. With luck, you may spot semi-wild orangutans and other wildlife.
Route 02
A full day on the trail at an unhurried pace — with enough time to reach areas orangutans frequent, plus longer stops for photos and quiet observation. End with a tubing float back down the Bohorok River.
Route 03
Our most popular overnight — one night camping by the river, waking to gibbons rather than traffic, followed by a second full day in the forest before tubing back to Bukit Lawang.
Route 04
Three days and two nights across two campsites — deeper terrain where the trail feels less like a day trip and more like an expedition. Excellent physical fitness required.
Route 05
Four days into less-visited terrain, with a new camp each night — medicinal plants, rare wildlife, and a tubing float down the Bohorok River on the final day. Minimum 3 people.
Route 06
The full traverse — five days and four nights, with the deepest access into Gunung Leuser we offer. You carry your own equipment; excellent fitness required. Minimum 3 people.
Where the money goes
Planting
Tree-planting and conservation
Children
Support for orphaned children
Jobs
Local employment opportunities
Proceeds
A share of every trek donated
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