Semenggoh Nature Reserve
per person
Get to meet the Orang Utans at Semenggoh Nature Reserve!
At Semenggoh Nature Reserve you get the rare chance to see some semi-wild orang utans that had been rescued as orphans or confiscated from illegal pet trade and underwent rehabilitation training in order to have a chance at life in the jungle again.
There are two feeding times per day: one in the morning and one in the afternoon. Therefore, there is a choice for this half-day tour to be done in the morning or in the afternoon.
You will depart Kuching for an approximately 30 – 40 minutes’ drive to the orang utan center of Semenggoh Nature Reserve. Borneo is one out of only two places in the world where orang utans exist in the wild.
Observe the impressive big apes at feeding time as they come swinging high up in the trees towards the feeding platform to grab a meal of fruits.
However, please note that the animals roam free in the nature reserve and are not in cages and therefore sightings cannot be guaranteed.
Tour ends with transfer back to your Hotel.
- Destination : Kuching
- Departure: 7.30 am or 1.30 pm
- Return Time: 10.30 am or 3.30 pm
- Included: Transport by air-conditioned vehicle from/to your hotel (Kuching city centre), English-speaking guide, Entrance fees.
- Not included: Meals or drinks or than mentioned in the itinerary, Personal Travel Insurance (recommended), tips.
- Things to bring: Hiking shoes, rain coat, Sun hat / Sun Block, Insect Repellent, Water bottle, Light Clothing
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