Traveling around Medan, Indonesia with Orangutan Sumatra, Volcanic Hikes, And Lake Toba

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Hayden

01 Apr 23 → 08 Apr 23

Geführter Trip

8 Tage

4 Stopps

4 - 20 Mates

Indonesien

Let me share you about the trip: The journey offers wildlife, volcanoes, and jungles. In Sumatra, you climb the volcano Sibayak and hike in the jungle, where you meet the large orangutans. At the world's largest volcanic lake, you visit tribesmen and bathe in waterfalls. If you would like to experience seeing the Sumatran orangutan (known as pongo Gabelli) living in the wild, Bukit Lawang in North Sumatra is one of only two places left in the world where you can see these animals still living in their natural environment. We are a community of local guides in Indonesia with a passion for the outdoors and our environment. We fight for our rainforests, we support our local communities, and we provide ecotours for local prices to promote responsible travel. What is included in the cost? - Accommodation (Shared rooms) - Transportation (Boat & car) - Entrance tickets -Breakfast -lunch and dinner while staying in the jungle -lunch after hot springs We can decide on the spot for food and other extra costs and split them later during the trip. The price for food per person for every day approximately would be 10-15 euros if we are reasonable but there is a bit of everything in Indonesia. About me: My name is Hayden and my biggest motivation by working in the travel industry so welcome to join my trips! Are you as excited as me? Send me a message and let me know 📬

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Kualanamu International Airport, Medan

Tag 1

Arrive at Kualanamu International Airport in Medan, North Sumatra. You will be met by all your trip mates and transferred to the Hotel in Bukit Lawang. and driving about 4 hours from airport. And will take dinner at Bukit Lawang.

Bukit Lawang

Tag 1-4

Your experiences start in the small town of Bukit Lawang, which is located on the border of Gunung Leuser National Park in the northern part of Sumatra. The national park is known for its dense rainforest and not least orangutans. You will stay at an eco-lodge in the middle of the jungle. Here you go trekking through the wild jungle, where there is a 95 percent chance of spotting the fascinating orangutans. Often the great apes come very close, and it is an absolutely fantastic experience.

Berastagi

Tag 4-6

You travel further to the highlands to the town of Berastagi, where you will visit a ghost town, a Chinese temple and climb the volcano Sibayak. After a few hours of trekking, you reach the top of Sibayak Volcano at 2,212 meters, where you enjoy the beautiful view of Sinabung Volcano as the sun rises. After your trekking trip, a well-deserved bath in the hot springs awaits.

TUK-TUK , SAMOSIR

Tag 6-8

On the way to Lake Toba, the world's largest crater lake, you look out at the beautiful landscape with tea plantations and green rice fields. Lake Toba originated in a giant volcanic crater, and inside the lake is a large island, Pulau Samosir. You sail over to the island of Samosir, where you visit the Batak people and experience their boat-shaped traditional longhouses, which house many families. The Batak people are believed to originate partly from India and partly from northern Burma. You will go sailing on the beautiful lake and bathe under cascading waterfalls. You cycle around the area and visit the small villages, the children are at school, you stop and say hello.