FAQ

How difficult is the Jungle Trekking ?

The trek difficully depends on the itinerary in general. Short treks (half day or full day) moderate with some steep trails. Do multi-day treks 2-5 days moderate to challenging. They include river crossing, hill climbs, and longer hike days, physical fitness is helpful, but guides can adjust the pace.

Will i see Orangutan ?

Yes, Bukit Lawang and Gunung Leuser National Park are prime locations to see Orangutan in their natural habitat. However, sightings cannot be guaranteed, as the are wild animals. Most trekkers have high chance to seeing Orangutan, as well as other wildlife like Thomas Leaf Monkeys, Maccagues, and Gibbons.

What about food and water during the trek ?

Our team will provide meals, which typically include simple local food like rice, noodles, vegetables, and fruits. Drink water is also provided in the campsite (boil-water),

though it’s recommended to bring a reusable water bottle. If you have specific dietary needs, inform your guide in advance.

What is the best time for trekking of year to go jungle trekking ?

The best time for trekking is during the dry season, from April to September. However, Bukit Lawang is a tropical rainforest, so brief rain can happen year-round. The wet season (October to March) brings heavier rain, which can make trails muddy and river crossings more challenging but also brings out different wildlife.

Do I need travel insurance ?

Yes. Travel insurance is highly recommended for jungle trek, covering health, accidents, and cancellations. Make sure the policy cover outdoor and adventure activities like trekking

Can children join the jungle trek ?

Yes. Some shorter treks can be suitable for children, depanding on their age and stamina. For multi-day treks, older children or teens with some experience and good fitness are more likely to enjoy the experience.

How is waste managed during the trek ?

Guides practice ”leave no trace” principle to protect the jungle.

What language do our guides speak ?

All our trekking guides are speak English and, of course speak Bahasa Indonesia. If you interest to learn speak Bahasa Indonesia, your guides will very happy to teach you!

how to get there ?

To reach Bukit Lawang, first you need to travel to Sumatra, as it located in North Sumatra, about 3 to 5 hours from Medan or Kualanamu International Airport (depanding on the traffic).

From Medan or Kualanamu Airport , you have three transportation options to get Bukit Lawang, depending on your budget, time, and comfort level. You can opt for a Private car for maximum convenience, a Tourist Bus for a balance of cost and comfort, or a Public bus for the most budget friendly option, though it might take longer and offer less comfort. Choose what works the best for your travel style and enjoy your journey to the jungle!

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