ONE DAY TREK This expedition is for those who want to travel in areas not frequented by tourists. One day trekking in the spectacular scenery and natural areas, as well as exhilarating white water rafting trip back to our headquarters. Rafting in Bahorok River. This trip is ideal for those who do not want to do a long trip or expedition, but still want to experience some of the highlights of the Gunung Leuser National Park. You may be lucky to see wild orangutans in this area or a whole host of other animals indigenous to the region. This trip takes you back to Bukit Lawang from where you can visit the wild orangutan feeding platform semifinals at the Orangutan. We start at 08:00 am, your guide will meet you at your guesthouse. We will also see diverse other species of jungle flora and fauna, including see orangutan. We return to Bukit Lawang by river rafting. Package includes: *English speaking guide(s). *first aid support. *permits. *activity equipment. *entrance fees. *lunch. *tube rafting. Activities included: *Natural medicines, identification & usage. *Nature guiding – tree, plant & animal species, observation & identification of orangutans. What to bring: Suitable walking shoes, camera, big bottle of water, insect repellent, sun cream, swim wear and toilet paper.

Bukit Lawang is name of a village located on the edge of the Gunung Leuser National Park, located 86 km from Medan North Sumatera, the third largest city in Indonesia and the biggest city in island of Sumatra. Bukit Lawang is one of the entrance to Gunung Leuser National Park, the last sanctuary of the Sumatran Orangutan. Bukit Lawang, from , was the site of an orangutan rehabilitation project, with 229 ex-captive orangutans rescued from the pet trade having passed through the program. Nowadays, Bukit Lawang is considered one of the best gateways unto experiencing the many marvels of the Gunung Leuser National Park. Although no longer a center for active rehabilitation and release, the forests surrounding Bukit Lawang still offer many opportunities to observe orangutans and many other amazing species of fauna and flora.