Explore Sumatra Jungle

3 Days 2 Nights Jungle Trekking in Bukit Lawang, Sumatra

3.600.000 IDR | 185€ per person

Incl. tube rafting | National Park Permit

Duration: 3 Days / 2 Nights
Destination: Bukit Lawang, Gunung Leuser National Park, North Sumatra, Indonesia
Tour category: Jungle trekking, wildlife observation and wilderness camping
Difficulty: Moderate to challenging
Accommodation: Two nights camping in the jungle
Guide: Local English-speaking jungle guide
Best for: Adventure travelers, nature lovers, wildlife enthusiasts, photographers and small groups
Departure point: Bukit Lawang village

What are included:

  • National Park Entrance Fee 
  • English Speaking Guide: A licensed and English speaking guide will walk you through the jungle
  • Porters and Assistant : Some porters and team will accompany through out the jungle trek trip
  • All the camping equipment: Tent, mattress, mosquito net, eatery and cooking equipment ect
  • All meal and drinks through the jungle trek trip :
  • Tube rafting :  A river transportation from the jungle back to the village
  • HPI ( Indonesian association Guide) Payment

Tour Overview: A Three-Day Rainforest Adventure

Experience the extraordinary natural beauty of Sumatra with Sumatra Tour & Travel.com on a 3-day, 2-night jungle trekking expedition in Bukit Lawang. This immersive adventure takes you into the tropical rainforest of Gunung Leuser National Park, one of Indonesia’s most important wildlife habitats and a protected landscape famous for its endangered Sumatran orangutans.

Over three unforgettable days, explore dense rainforest trails, observe tropical plants and wildlife, learn about the local ecosystem, and experience the peaceful atmosphere of camping deep in the jungle.

Accompanied by an experienced local guide, you will search for wild orangutans, Thomas’s leaf monkeys, macaques, gibbons, hornbills and other fascinating rainforest species. Along the way, your guide will share knowledge about jungle plants, traditional uses of forest resources and the importance of protecting Sumatra’s unique biodiversity.

Unlike a short jungle walk, this three-day expedition gives you more time to explore the forest at a relaxed pace, spend two nights surrounded by nature and experience the daily rhythm of the rainforest.

Each evening, enjoy freshly prepared Indonesian meals at your jungle campsite. Listen to the sounds of the forest after sunset, relax beside a suitable riverside camp and enjoy the simple pleasure of being far from the busy modern world.

On the final day, continue exploring the rainforest before returning to Bukit Lawang. When included in your package and river conditions are safe, the adventure concludes with traditional river tubing along the Bohorok River.

Join Sumatra Tour & Travel.com and discover the unforgettable beauty of the Sumatran rainforest.

Tour Highlights

  • Explore the tropical rainforest of Gunung Leuser National Park.
  • Search for wild Sumatran orangutans in their natural habitat.
  • Look for Thomas’s leaf monkeys, macaques, gibbons and tropical birds.
  • Spend three days immersed in the natural environment of Sumatra.
  • Enjoy two nights of jungle camping at suitable forest campsites.
  • Discover rainforest plants, trees, insects and other natural wonders.
  • Learn about local jungle knowledge and wildlife conservation.
  • Enjoy Indonesian meals, tropical fruits and refreshments during the trek.
  • Experience the peaceful atmosphere of the rainforest after sunset.
  • Explore scenic forest trails, streams and river valleys.
  • Enjoy traditional river tubing on the return journey when conditions permit.
  • Travel with local guides who share their knowledge of the rainforest.
There are many mosquitos in the jungle. Make sure put on some mosquito spray or repellent. We can obtain the local mosquito repellent in any shop in Bukit lawang. The DEED max only 13%. If you need higher deed or stronger mosquito repellent, you need to obtain it yourself.
There will be some leeches on this area as well.

 Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed but are highly likely, especially for orangutans.

Day 1: Bukit Lawang – Enter the Rainforest – First Jungle Camp

Theme: Wildlife observation, rainforest exploration and your first night in the jungle.

Estimated trekking time: Approximately 5–7 hours, including breaks, depending on the route, weather, wildlife activity and group pace.

8:30 AM – Meet Your Local Jungle Guide

Your adventure begins in Bukit Lawang, a village beside the Bohorok River and a popular gateway to the surrounding rainforest.

Meet your local jungle guide at your accommodation or the agreed meeting point. After introductions, your guide will explain the planned route, safety procedures, wildlife observation guidelines and camping arrangements.

You will receive advice on walking through tropical terrain, protecting your belongings from rain, staying hydrated and behaving responsibly around wild animals.

Make sure you have eaten breakfast before departure and are wearing comfortable hiking shoes with good grip.

9:00 AM – Begin Your Jungle Trekking Adventure

After the briefing, begin walking toward the rainforest trails of Gunung Leuser National Park.

As you leave the village behind, the surroundings gradually change from cultivated areas and village paths to dense tropical vegetation. Towering trees, climbing vines, ferns and the sounds of birds create an unforgettable introduction to the Sumatran rainforest.

Your guide will explain the structure of the forest, the importance of its trees and the relationships between plants, insects, birds and mammals.

The trail may include steep climbs, muddy ground, tree roots, uneven surfaces and slippery sections. The guide will adjust the pace and arrange breaks according to the group’s abilities and trail conditions.

10:00 AM – Search for Sumatran Orangutans

One of the main highlights of jungle trekking in Bukit Lawang is the opportunity to observe orangutans in their natural habitat.

Your guide will help you look for movement in the canopy, feeding signs and other indications of wildlife. If an orangutan is encountered, you will have the opportunity to observe its natural behavior from a respectful distance.

You may also encounter other rainforest animals, including:

  • Thomas’s leaf monkeys, recognizable by their distinctive appearance.
  • Long-tailed macaques moving through the trees.
  • Pig-tailed macaques in suitable forest habitats.
  • Gibbons whose calls sometimes echo through the canopy.
  • Hornbills and other tropical bird species.
  • Reptiles, insects and other fascinating rainforest creatures.

Wildlife sightings depend on natural conditions and cannot be guaranteed. Your guide will prioritize animal welfare, safe viewing distances and responsible observation.

12:00 PM – Lunch Break in the Jungle

Stop at a suitable resting place beneath the rainforest canopy and enjoy a freshly prepared lunch.

Depending on the menu and arrangements, lunch may include rice, fried noodles, vegetables, eggs, tempeh, tofu or other Indonesian dishes. Fresh tropical fruit and drinking water may also be provided according to the package.

Take time to relax, enjoy the forest atmosphere and recharge before continuing your adventure.

12:00 PM – Lunch Break in the Jungle

Stop at a suitable resting place beneath the rainforest canopy and enjoy a freshly prepared lunch.

Depending on the menu and arrangements, lunch may include rice, fried noodles, vegetables, eggs, tempeh, tofu or other Indonesian dishes. Fresh tropical fruit and drinking water may also be provided according to the package.

Take time to relax, enjoy the forest atmosphere and recharge before continuing your adventure.

1:00 PM – Continue Exploring the Rainforest

After lunch, continue trekking through the forest, exploring natural trails and observing the remarkable diversity of the surrounding environment.

Your guide may introduce you to different tree species, climbing plants, forest insects and other natural features. You may also learn about traditional plant knowledge and how local communities have historically interacted with the forest.

As you walk farther into the rainforest, the sounds of the village fade away, leaving the calls of birds, insects and other forest animals.

There will be opportunities to take photographs and enjoy scenic viewpoints where suitable. The guide will select the route according to weather, trail safety, group fitness and appropriate camping locations.

3:30–4:30 PM – Arrive at Your First Jungle Campsite

In the late afternoon, reach a suitable campsite selected by your guide.

Depending on the route and current conditions, the camp may be situated near a stream or river. Your guide and support team will organize the sleeping area and prepare the campsite using the equipment included in your package.

After several hours of walking, relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. You may explore the immediate campsite area with your guide or appreciate the scenery from a safe resting place.

Any river activities must be approved by your guide after assessing the current conditions. Swimming is optional and should never be attempted where currents or water levels are unsafe.

5:00 PM – Relax and Enjoy the Rainforest

Spend the late afternoon relaxing at camp while the trekking team prepares dinner.

Enjoy a hot drink or refreshments if included, listen to the sounds of the forest and share experiences with your fellow trekkers.

This is an opportunity to disconnect from everyday routines and appreciate the natural environment. Your guide may share stories about local life, jungle traditions and the importance of rainforest conservation.

6:30 PM – Indonesian Dinner at the Jungle Camp

Enjoy a freshly prepared dinner served by your trekking team.

Meals may include rice, vegetables, tofu, tempeh, eggs or other dishes, depending on the menu. Dietary requirements should be communicated when booking so suitable arrangements can be discussed.

Eat together at camp, exchange stories about the day’s experiences and enjoy the atmosphere of the rainforest after sunset.

7:30 PM – Evening Jungle Experience

As darkness falls, the forest takes on a different atmosphere. Insects and frogs may become more active, and you may hear other nocturnal animals in the distance.

Your guide can explain the differences between daytime and nighttime activity in the rainforest.

If conditions and the guide’s safety assessment permit, a short supervised exploration near camp may be possible. This is optional and should not disturb wildlife.

Return to the campsite, prepare for the night and rest in your tent or other agreed camping shelter.

Overnight: First jungle campsite.

Meals: Lunch and dinner.

Day 2: Deeper into the Rainforest – Wildlife Tracking – Second Jungle Camp

Theme: Explore farther into the forest, discover more rainforest habitats and experience a second night in the wilderness.

Estimated trekking time: Approximately 5–7 hours, including breaks, depending on the route and group pace.

7:00 AM – Wake Up in the Rainforest

Wake up to the sounds of birds and the peaceful atmosphere of the forest.

Your trekking team will prepare breakfast, which may include simple Indonesian dishes, bread, eggs, fruit, tea or coffee according to the package.

After breakfast, pack your personal belongings and make sure the campsite is left clean. Carry all rubbish with you and follow your guide’s instructions before departing.

8:00 AM – Begin the Second Day of Jungle Trekking

After breakfast, continue deeper into the rainforest along the planned route.

The second day offers more time to appreciate the forest beyond the areas explored on the first day. Depending on the route and weather, you may encounter steeper slopes, dense vegetation, small streams and remote forest valleys.

Your guide will help you identify wildlife signs and explain how animals use the forest for food, shelter and movement.

Take regular breaks, drink water and follow the guide’s pace. The goal is to explore responsibly rather than rush through the forest.

9:30 AM – Wildlife Observation and Rainforest Discovery

Continue searching for wildlife as you move through the forest.

Orangutans may be seen feeding or moving through the canopy, while monkeys and gibbons may be heard or observed in suitable habitats. Tropical birds and insects provide additional opportunities to appreciate the rainforest’s biodiversity.

Your guide may also explain:

  • How rainforest trees support a wide variety of wildlife.
  • The role of fruit-bearing trees in the diet of forest animals.
  • How monkeys and birds contribute to seed dispersal.
  • The importance of protecting wildlife corridors.
  • The threats facing tropical forests and endangered species.

Remember that animals move freely through the forest. A responsible trek focuses on learning and observing rather than pursuing wildlife.

12:00 PM – Lunch in the Forest

Take a break at a suitable resting point and enjoy lunch prepared by your trekking team.

The menu may include rice, vegetables, noodles or other Indonesian dishes, accompanied by fruit or refreshments according to the package.

Relax, replenish your energy and enjoy the surrounding forest scenery before continuing the trek.

1:00 PM – Afternoon Trekking and Forest Exploration

Continue along the planned route, exploring the rainforest and enjoying the opportunity to spend more time away from the village.

Your guide will share more information about the natural environment, local forest knowledge and conservation efforts in North Sumatra.

Depending on the route, you may cross small streams, walk along forested ridges or descend toward a suitable camping area.

The actual route will depend on the group’s fitness, weather, trail conditions and the location of safe campsites.

3:30–4:30 PM – Arrive at Your Second Jungle Campsite

Reach the second campsite in the afternoon.

Your guide will select an appropriate location based on the planned route and current conditions. The campsite may be near a river or stream when suitable, but the exact location cannot be guaranteed in advance.

Settle into camp, rest your legs and enjoy the surroundings while the trekking team prepares the evening meal.

This second night provides more time to appreciate the rainforest’s natural atmosphere and reflect on the experiences of the previous two days.

5:00 PM – Relax and Enjoy the Wilderness

Enjoy free time at camp, listen to the sounds of nature and talk with your guide about the wildlife and landscapes encountered during the trek.

If a safe and suitable location is available, your guide may explain the surrounding river environment or point out interesting plants near camp.

Please do not explore away from the campsite alone or approach wildlife after dark.

6:30 PM – Dinner at the Second Jungle Camp

Enjoy another Indonesian-style dinner prepared by your trekking team.

Depending on the menu, dishes may include rice, vegetables, tempeh, tofu, eggs or other local food.

Share stories with your trekking companions and enjoy a relaxed evening surrounded by the rainforest.

7:30 PM – A Second Night in the Jungle

Spend your final night camping in the tropical rainforest.

The sounds of insects, frogs and flowing water may accompany the evening. Your guide may share additional knowledge about local culture, forest conservation and the challenges of protecting Sumatra’s unique wildlife.

After the evening activities, settle into your sleeping arrangements and rest before the final day of trekking.

Overnight: Second jungle campsite.

Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Day 3: Morning Trekking – Return Journey – River Tubing to Bukit

All times are estimates. The actual schedule depends on weather, wildlife activity, trail conditions, campsite locations, river safety and group fitness.Lawang

Theme: Enjoy the final morning in the rainforest before returning to the village.

Estimated trekking time: Approximately 2–4 hours before the return river activity, depending on the route and conditions.

7:00 AM – Wake Up and Enjoy Breakfast

Wake up to another morning in the rainforest.

Enjoy breakfast prepared by your trekking team, with items such as bread, eggs, pancakes, fruit, tea or coffee depending on the arrangements.

Pack your belongings and check that you have collected all personal items. Ensure the campsite is clean before leaving.

8:00 AM – Final Morning Jungle Walk

Begin the final section of your jungle adventure with a guided walk through the surrounding forest.

Take time to appreciate the scenery, listen to the sounds of the rainforest and look for wildlife where conditions permit.

Your guide may point out plants, animal tracks and other natural features that you may have missed during the previous days.

This final walk offers an opportunity to reflect on the different rainforest habitats and wildlife you have experienced.

10:00 AM – Continue Toward the River

Continue along the return route toward the river and Bukit Lawang.

The terrain may include forest trails, steep sections and slippery ground. Follow the guide’s instructions and take breaks whenever necessary.

The return route and timing will depend on the campsite location, weather, trail conditions and the group’s walking pace.

12:00 PM – Lunch and Prepare for the Return

Enjoy lunch at a suitable resting location according to the day’s schedule.

After lunch, organize your belongings and prepare for the final journey back to the village.

Your guide will assess the river conditions before confirming whether tubing is appropriate.

1:00 PM – Traditional River Tubing on the Bohorok River

If river tubing is included in your package and conditions are suitable, enjoy a traditional tubing journey along the Bohorok River toward Bukit Lawang.

Accompanied by the local team and using the agreed equipment, experience a different perspective of the rainforest as you travel along the river.

The experience can provide a refreshing conclusion to your jungle adventure, with views of the surrounding vegetation and river landscape.

River tubing is entirely dependent on water levels, currents, weather and safety assessments. It will not proceed if conditions are unsuitable. An alternative return arrangement will be made when necessary.

2:00–3:00 PM – Return to Bukit Lawang Village

Arrive back in Bukit Lawang and conclude your three-day, two-night jungle trekking adventure with Sumatra Tour & Travel.com.

Say goodbye to your guide and trekking team, collect any belongings left at your accommodation and enjoy time to relax after the expedition.

You may choose to stay another night in Bukit Lawang or continue your journey to Medan, Berastagi, Lake Toba or another destination in North Sumatra.

Meals: Breakfast and lunch.

Tour ends: Bukit Lawang village.

Sumatra jungle in bukit lawang terrain
Sumatra Rain Forest of Gunung Leuser National Park
Sumatra jungle

Tour Inclusions

The package should specify the following services as included where applicable:

  • Applicable Gunung Leuser National Park entrance permit and fees.
  • English-speaking local jungle guide.
  • Assistant guides or support staff as specified in the booking.
  • Two nights of jungle camping.
  • Tent and sleeping arrangements according to the confirmed package.
  • Sleeping mats and mosquito nets, if included.
  • Cooking equipment and meal preparation.
  • All meals during the trek: lunch and dinner on Day 1, breakfast, lunch and dinner on Day 2, and breakfast and lunch on Day 3.
  • Drinking water, hot drinks and refreshments according to the agreed arrangements.
  • Tropical fruits and snacks, where provided.
  • Traditional river tubing on the return journey, if included and conditions permit.
  • Applicable guide association fees, where specified in the package.

Tour Exclusions

Unless confirmed otherwise in writing, the following are excluded:

  • Personal expenses and additional food or drinks.
  • Alcoholic beverages.
  • Personal travel insurance and medical expenses.
  • Tips for guides and support staff.
  • Personal trekking equipment and additional services not listed in the confirmed booking.

What Should You Bring?

For a comfortable and enjoyable jungle trekking experience, we recommend bringing:

  • Hiking shoes with good grip.
  • Lightweight, quick-drying hiking clothes.
  • Long trousers and comfortable socks.
  • Rain jacket or poncho.
  • Small backpack.
  • Refillable water bottle.
  • Insect repellent.
  • Sunscreen and a hat.
  • Personal medication and basic toiletries.
  • Headlamp or flashlight.
  • Waterproof bag for your phone and camera.
  • A change of clothes.
  • Small towel and swimwear if appropriate.
  • Extra socks and a bag for wet clothing.

Pack lightly, as the terrain can be steep, humid and slippery. Bring only the essentials you need for three days in the forest.

Baby Orangutan In Bukit Lawang

Fitness Level and Trekking Difficulty

The 3-day, 2-night jungle trek is suitable for travelers with reasonable fitness who are comfortable walking for several hours each day.

The terrain may include steep climbs, descents, muddy trails, tree roots, stream crossings and humid tropical conditions. The difficulty can increase after rainfall.

Previous trekking experience is helpful but not essential for every participant. Your guide will set a suitable pace and arrange rest breaks according to the group’s abilities.

Please inform Sumatra Tour & Travel.com about mobility limitations or relevant health concerns before booking so the team can assess whether the trek is appropriate.

Best Time to Go Jungle Trekking in Bukit Lawang

Jungle trekking is possible throughout much of the year, but weather conditions vary.

Drier periods may provide more comfortable walking conditions, while rainy periods can bring lush vegetation, muddy trails and higher river levels. Rainfall is possible at any time.

Wear appropriate footwear, bring waterproof clothing and follow your guide’s advice. The route, campsite and return arrangements may be changed when necessary to protect visitor safety and the rainforest environment.

Responsible Wildlife Tourism

Gunung Leuser National Park provides important habitat for endangered Sumatran orangutans and many other species.

Sumatra Tour & Travel.com encourages responsible wildlife observation and respect for the natural environment.

During your trek:

  • Maintain a respectful distance from all wild animals.
  • Never feed, touch or chase wildlife.
  • Do not block animals’ natural movement or escape routes.
  • Follow your guide’s instructions around orangutans and other animals.
  • Avoid loud noises and behavior that may disturb wildlife.
  • Do not remove plants or other natural materials from the forest.
  • Carry all rubbish out of the jungle.
  • Follow applicable national park regulations.

Wildlife sightings cannot be guaranteed. The priority is to observe animals responsibly without disturbing their natural behavior.

Why Choose Sumatra Tour & Travel.com?

Sumatra Tour & Travel.com aims to connect travelers with the natural beauty and cultural richness of North Sumatra through locally arranged adventures.

Our three-day jungle trekking experience gives visitors more time to explore the rainforest, learn about its ecosystem and enjoy an overnight camping experience away from the village.

This tour is an excellent choice for travelers who want to discover the natural environment of Bukit Lawang while learning from local guides.

We can also help you plan additional experiences in North Sumatra, including:

  • Tangkahan and its surrounding rainforest.
  • Mount Sibayak volcano trekking in Berastagi.
  • Lake Toba and Samosir Island.
  • Traditional Karo village and Batak villages with local culture.
  • Private transfers between Medan, Bukit Lawang and other destinations.

Contact us to discuss your travel dates, group size, accommodation and transport arrangements.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can I see wild orangutans during the three-day trek?

Wild Sumatran orangutans inhabit the rainforest around Bukit Lawang, and sightings are possible. Spending more time in the forest provides additional opportunities for wildlife observation, but sightings are never guaranteed.

2. Where will we sleep during the tour?

You will spend two nights at jungle campsites. Camping conditions are basic, and the exact locations depend on the trekking route, weather and safety considerations. Confirm the camping equipment provided in your package.

3. Are meals included for all three days?

The itinerary provides for seven meals: lunch and dinner on Day 1, breakfast, lunch and dinner on Day 2, and breakfast and lunch on Day 3. Confirm the final menu and dietary arrangements before booking.

4. Is river tubing included?

River tubing is included only when specified in your confirmed package. It is subject to weather, river levels and a safety assessment. An alternative return arrangement may be necessary if tubing is unsafe.

5. Is the trek suitable for beginners?

Travelers with reasonable fitness may be able to complete the trek without previous jungle trekking experience. However, the terrain can be challenging, and participants should be prepared for several hours of walking each day.

6. Do I need to bring camping equipment?

The package can include tents, sleeping mats, mosquito nets and cooking equipment. Confirm the exact equipment provided before your departure so you do not bring unnecessary items.

7. Can you arrange transportation from Medan?

Transportation from Medan or Kualanamu International Airport can be requested separately, subject to availability and the agreed price. Share your pickup location and travel schedule when making an inquiry.

8. Can I continue to Lake Toba after the trek?

Yes. You can arrange onward travel to Berastagi, Lake Toba, Samosir Island or other destinations in North Sumatra. Allow sufficient travel time and discuss transportation arrangements before the trek.

9. What happens if the weather is bad?

Your guide will assess conditions and may adjust the route, campsite or activities. River tubing will not proceed when conditions are considered unsafe.

10. How do I book this jungle trekking tour?

Contact Sumatra Tour & Travel.com with your preferred travel dates, number of participants, dietary requirements and transport needs. We will confirm availability, the itinerary, package price, inclusions and booking conditions.

Book Your 3 Days 2 Nights Jungle Trekking Adventure

Are you ready to explore the tropical rainforest of Sumatra?

Join Sumatra Tour & Travel.com for a memorable three-day jungle trekking expedition in Bukit Lawang. Discover rainforest trails, look for wild orangutans, enjoy traditional Indonesian meals and spend two nights surrounded by the sounds of nature.

Whether you are an adventure traveler, a wildlife enthusiast or a nature lover, this expedition offers a rewarding opportunity to experience the natural beauty of North Sumatra.

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Contact Sumatra Tour & Travel.com today to confirm your booking, package price and travel arrangements.

sumatra orangutan in Bukit Lawang national park

Stayed with our partner accommodation in Bukit Lawang  and Berastagi. Very Comfortable and affordable.

Lets us organize it for you..

ANUGRAH GUESTHOUSE : 350.000 IDR / Night | 2px with breakfast : Stay on our partner accommodation is very easy and affordable. Surrounded by the green jungle of sumatra on the river bank across the Gunung Leuser National Park. The sounds of the river will accompany you trough your stay. Nice breeze from the rainforest and seeing the wild animals comes down to the river to drink some water can seen occasionally

ECO LODGE BUKIT LAWANG: 500.000 IDR| 2px with Breakfast:  Stay on our partner accommodation is very easy and affordable. Surrounded by the green jungle of sumatra on the river bank across the Gunung Leuser National Park. The sounds of the river will accompany you trough your stay. Nice breeze from the rain forest with lots of monkey coming to the jungle look garden

WISMA LEUSER SIBAYAK : 400.000 IDR| 2px with Breakfast:  Stay on our partner accommodation is very easy and affordable. Situated at very quite Housing complex. Little further away from the main Berastagi activities but still have a really good access to many different shops and food vendors. The homestay provide meal as well. Very spacious clean and Mount Sibayak and Mount Sinabung views

JUNGLE BORDER: 800.000 IDR| 2px with Breakfast:  Stay on our partner accommodation is very easy and affordable. Situated on top of the hill  with the sunrise view in the morning. Located at very heart of Berastagi and very close to all amenities. One of the good choice around Berastagi

Monkey in sumatra jungle Bukit Lawang

Add extra to your travel arrangements will give you discounted prices with hassle free. Lets us organize it for you..

  • Pick up and Transfer back to the Airport : 750.000 IDR | fit 4 px  with luggage| one way

  • Village Day Tour : 350.000/ person | go around the village by tuk tuk to interact and observe the daily life of the locals. visit the Tofu and tempeh home production, palm leaf and bamboo weaving, try out some the durian fruit or young coconut, observing the palm sugar home production

  • Batcave and Landak River: 300.000| person.  It is one hour walking distance from Bukit lawang. A dark cave with very beautiful shape of stalactite and stalagmite rocks. it takes 2 hours to complete the cave tour

  • Sumatra Elephant Sanctuary: Get along and participate in one of the Sumatran Elephant activity at the border of the national park Tangkahan. Walk with the elephant to the river trough the Sumatra jungle, then bath the elephant in the river. This activity is 8.30 am and 3.30 pm. For the walking and bathing the elephant, the CRU will charge for 1.000.000 IDR, 600.000 IDR for only bathing the elephant. We will organized the transport to go and back to Bukit lawang village for 1.200.000, IDR. The car fit 4px max. Lunch will be provided
  • Volcano Hike Mount Sibayak – BERASTAGI: 500.000 IDR| 2px Min.  You need to be in Beratagi to do this Tour. Climb a magnificent active volcano in Berastagi Region- Mount Sibayak. Suitable almost for everyone. The summit is only 2200 meter. You could do it early in the morning for the sunrise or at anytime during the day. Volcano views  with many Fume Holes all over the crater. Take a dip into the Thermal bath pond at the bottom of the mountain on your way down.