Tanjung Puting National Park

In the 1970s, this national park was first created as a Bornean orangutan research facility. It is currently a rehabilitation facility that anyone may visit and get up up and personal with the gorillas. Motorboat rides along the Sekonyer River take about four hours. Riding a wooden boat to arrive to this park is the best option for those who want to have a true adventure. Four days will pass while traveling, and fauna from Borneo will be present along the riparian environment. Numerous bird species glide around, welcome long-tailed macaques, black monkeys, and proboscis monkeys. Additionally, there are beautiful plants such as Semar Pockets, Meranti, Ramin, Jelutung, and Keruing.

Experience a jungle journey with big apes and real flora that are visually stunning.

The big apes' feeding period is when this place is most exciting. The ranger has set up a sizable wooden platform that is covered in bananas, which the apes will plunder. Tourists would be thrilled to see this spectacle.

• Home to the largest wild orangutan population in the world and the famous Camp Leakey, a pioneering orangutan research and rehabilitation center.
• Visitors explore the park by klotok (traditional wooden boat) along the Sekonyer River, offering up-close wildlife viewing and overnight jungle stays.
• The park includes peat swamp forests, mangroves, tropical rainforests, and coastal habitats, housing a wide range of biodiversity.
• Tanjung Puting is also home to proboscis monkeys, gibbons, sun bears, clouded leopards, crocodiles, and over 220 bird species including hornbills and kingfishers.