We sleep in comfortable jungle camps, set up near rivers or natural clearings. Our team prepares tents or bamboo shelters with mattresses, mosquito nets, and blankets to keep you safe and cozy at night.

Here’s a recommended packing list for multi-day jungle trips:

Lightweight long-sleeved shirts and long pants (for protection from insects & sun)

Leech socks (recommended during rainy season)

Comfortable hiking shoes or sandals with grip

Rain poncho or light rain jacket

Swimwear (for river bathing)

Refillable water bottle

Toiletries (biodegradable soap preferred)

Small towel

Headlamp or flashlight

Dry bag or plastic cover for electronics

Personal medication and small first aid kit

Leeches are part of the rainforest ecosystem — mostly harmless but can be annoying. We recommend wearing leech socks, especially during the wet season (October–March).

Yes! Our guides and porters prepare the camp before your arrival. You’ll find your tent or jungle shelter ready, complete with bedding, mosquito net, and a dry area for your backpack.

We serve freshly cooked local meals — typically rice, vegetables, tempeh, tofu, chicken, eggs, and tropical fruits. We also accommodate vegetarian or vegan requests.

All meals are prepared by our jungle cook with safe, clean ingredients.

There are no modern bathrooms, but we build a private natural toilet area near camp, and you can bathe in the river — it’s refreshing and part of the experience!

Usually, we trek 4–6 hours per day with plenty of breaks for rest, photos, and wildlife spotting.

We visit Gunung Leuser National Park, home to one of the largest wild orangutan populations. Sightings are very likely but never guaranteed — we always respect wildlife and never feed them.

Rain is part of the rainforest adventure! We provide rain covers and make camp in dry, protected areas. Trails can be muddy, but that’s part of the fun and experience.

Absolutely. We are a responsible ecotourism operator.

We never feed or touch orangutans, we carry out all trash, and we work closely with local guides and communities to protect the forest.

You don’t need to be an athlete, but a moderate fitness level helps. The trails involve hills, roots, and humid weather — we move at a comfortable pace for everyone.

Yes, children above 10 years old can join, as long as they are comfortable with walking in nature. Families are welcome — we can adjust the route and duration.

You can visit year-round, but the dry season (April–September) is best for trekking.

During the wet season, the forest is lush, and wildlife activity is still great — just expect a bit more mud and rain.

✅ National Park permit

✅ Licensed guide and jungle porter

✅ All meals, fruits, and drinking water

✅ Camping equipment

✅ Return transport to Bukit Lawang village

❌ Travel insurance

❌ Personal items

❌ Alcoholic drinks

❌ Tips for guide (optional but appreciated)

We’re happy to help you plan your adventure!

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📧 Email: yauwforab@gmail.com

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