Welcome to Bukit Lawang Trekking
At Bukit Lawang Trekking, we offer unique and unforgettable jungle adventures. Our main goal is to protect the rainforest and its amazing wildlife in Gunung Leuser National Park. We care deeply about the endangered Sumatran orangutans, and we work hard to keep them and other animals safe. We also help educate local communities about the importance of conservation.
As you explore the lush green jungle, we guide you off the beaten path. This gives you a more personal experience, away from the crowds. All of our trekking routes and camping spots are designed by us, so you get a special journey that no one else offers. These treks give you a better chance to see the rare animals of the Leuser Ecosystem, like wild orangutans, the Sumatran tiger, rhinos, slow lorises, and even elephants. You’ll also get to try traditional river rafting, known locally as the jungle taxi.
Our team includes experienced English-speaking guides, all certified by the Indonesia Tourist Guides Association (ITGA-HPI). They are friendly, knowledgeable, and follow the rules of the national park to keep the jungle clean and the wildlife safe.
We want to make sure your trip is both safe and unforgettable. You can choose from many different treks, or we can help you customize your own journey with the help of our travel experts.
Our treks range from 1 to 7 days, so you can choose the perfect adventure based on your time and interests. In addition, each trek is designed to give you an authentic and memorable experience in the jungle. Moreover, you’ll discover one of the most diverse rainforests on Earth, filled with rare wildlife and stunning scenery. Let us take you on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure that you’ll never forget. Therefore, contact us today to start planning your perfect trip!
🌱 Meet Our Team
We proudly support the local community by creating jobs through eco-tourism. Our local guides speak English fluently and actively respect nature in all that they do. They protect Gunung Leuser National Park and work hard every day to keep the jungle safe and clean for both wildlife and visitors.
