Feeding Stations
Watch orangutans at scheduled feeding times at the park's primary research and rehabilitation sites.
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Klotok Houseboat Cruise
Glide along the Sekonyer River, dine on deck, and sleep beneath the rainforest canopy.
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One Day Orangutan Trip
A full day from Kumai to Pondok Tanggui and Camp Leakey — perfect if you are short on time.
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Private & Custom Tours
Tailor-made itineraries for families, photographers, researchers, and special occasions.
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Orangutan Tour 2D/1N
Two days and one night on the klotok, visiting Camp Leakey and a feeding station.
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Orangutan Tour 3D/2N
Our most popular trip — three feeding stations, jungle treks, and two nights afloat.
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Orangutan Tour 4D/3N
A relaxed pace with more time at Camp Leakey, Pondok Tanggui, and Tanjung Harapan.
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Orangutan Tour 5D/4N
The complete expedition — every station, Pesalat reforestation, and night wildlife walks.
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Wildlife & Birdwatching
Proboscis monkeys, gibbons, hornbills, kingfishers, and crocodiles along the riverbanks.
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Essential details to help you prepare for a safe, comfortable, and memorable trip to Borneo.
✈️ How to Reach Pangkalan Bun
Unless you are doing an adventurous overland trip within Borneo, the easiest way to reach Pangkalan Bun is by air. Flight schedules change often depending on airlines and weather conditions. Tickets can be booked online before you arrive in Indonesia, or using local travel agents. We highly recommend booking flights at least a few days in advance of your tour departure.
🛫 Domestic Flight Arrangements
Kalimantan is a remote destination, and only a few local airlines operate routes to Pangkalan Bun. We can help you arrange domestic connection flights from Jakarta, Surabaya, or Semarang. Booking through us ensures that if flights are delayed or rescheduled, our team can coordinate directly with the airline and adjust your klotok houseboat departure accordingly.
☀️ Best Time to Visit & Weather
There is no single best season to enjoy this magical orangutan trip. We operate tours year-round in both dry and wet seasons, and each offers a unique natural beauty. The dry season (June to September) makes jungle walking easier, while the wet season (October to May) brings lush greenery and full rivers, allowing the boat to slide deeper into small forest channels.
📋 Visitor Guidelines & Responsibilities
To protect the wildlife and respect the environment, all visitors must follow national park rules. Do not touch or get too close to the orangutans, as humans can transmit diseases to them. Never eat, drink, or feed animals near the feeding platforms. Always listen to your guide, stay on designated paths, carry reusable water bottles, and pack out any trash you bring in.
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