2-day trek

Explore the treasures of the Sumatran rainforest on a two-day, one-night journey! Encounter extraordinary wildlife like orangutans, gibbons, monkeys, turtles, and peacocks as you venture further into Gunung Leuser National Park. Relax at our riverside or waterfall campsite, immersed in the soothing sounds of the forest. Leave behind the chaos of daily life and embrace your time in the heart of nature. Enjoy a scenic river ride back to Bukit Lawang!

120€/ 2.090.000 IDR p.P.

Duration: 2 Days, 1 Night

Degree of difficulty: Moderate

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What is Included?

All Treks Include:

1. Staff

English and Indonesian speaking guide (officially certified by HPI – Indonesian Tourist Guide Association)
Porter bringing the tubes for the rafting back to the village

2. Permision

Official Permit to enter the area of Gunung Leuser National Park
HPI fee

3. Meals

Fresh Fruit
Lunch

→ If you have a special dietary request (vegan, vegetarian, allergies etc.), just let us know and we will make it work

Overnight Treks additionally include:

1. Staff

Assistent Guide joining the trek
Cook in the camps

2. Campsite

Tents
Blanket
Pillows
Mattress
Mosquito Net

3. Meals

Breakfast
Coffee and Tea
Snacks
Freshly boiled water to refill your bottles

What should you bring?

For all Treks:

Small Backpack
Big Waterbottle
Mosquito Repellent
Medical Equipment (if needed)
Toilet Paper
Rain Jacket
Trekking Shoes (we will organise some if you don’t have)
Swimsuit
Camera or Smartphone (to capture the special moments)

For Overnight Treks you additionally need:

Changing Clothes
Sandals/ Flip-Flops
Torch

Group Size

Minimum: 2 People

Solo Travellers: You can either join an existing group if available or choose an individual trek (in that case, we have to charge an extra fee – thank you for your understanding)

Trekking Shoes

These are the trekking shoes trusted by our professional guides. If you’re interested, we’re here to assist you in purchasing a pair.

The Campside

The different campsites in the jungle offer basic shelters that protect you from rain and mosquitoes, and include a kitchen for cooking food and boiling river water to refill your bottles. These facilities provide essential rest and safety during your jungle adventure.