Top Sumatra Tours by Duration - page 4

Ideal for travelers interested in spending a night in the jungle, this private tour takes travelers to explore Gunung Leuser National Park over two days of trekking. Hike through parts of Bukit Lawang Mountain on the eastern side of the park, while looking out for Orangutans and many species of resident monkeys. Camp next to a river for one night and make the return journey on foot or via a tube raft.

If you’re seeking an idyllic island-hopping experience then look no further than this 4-hour tour from Samosir island or Parapat City, ideal for couples and families. Swim in the turquoise water off Situmurun waterfall , Flowing Directly into Lake Toba .observe the atmosphire of Sigapiton Village and learn from the Tour guide the History of the Legend of the Hanging Stone on the Edge of Lake Toba

We offer an unforgettable experience with authentic local touches, breathtaking views, and rich culture. Our tours are designed to provide a comfortable, enjoyable, and adventurous journey. With experienced guides leading the way, you'll explore hidden gems that are off the beaten path. Savor local cuisine, meet the friendly locals, and immerse yourself in the true beauty of Indonesia's nature. Don't miss the chance to create memories that will last a lifetime! Book now to begin your journey with us!

Look for orangutans, monkeys, turtles, gibbons, and so much more on this 2-day hassle-free tour of North Sumatra. Your guide and driver organize all the logistics, so you just need to enjoy this extraordinary part of the world. Swim in rivers, shower in waterfalls, and sleep under the jungle sky for an experience you don’t have every day.

Ideal for travelers interested in immersive multi-day experiences, this tour explores the best of Northern Sumatra in seven days of sightseeing. Highlights include stops at Bukit Lawang on the Bahorok River, the picturesque town of Berastagi in the Karo Highlands, and Lake Toba—the world’s largest crater lake. Hiking Mount Sibayak and trekking through the jungle near Bukit Lawang are also included.

Access to Bogor is quite close from the city of Jakarta with use highway access, taking approximately one hours and continue to the road to place of performance in 1,5 hours, Cave and waterfall is also quite good, only a few roads are damaged. While you arrive it will be spectacular shows. Gamelan refers to the traditional Indonesian percussion orchestra and to the set of musical instruments used. Consisting primarily of ornate, percussive instruments made such as xylophones, gongs, gong-chimes, drums, cymbals, string and bamboo flutes. Angklung is musical instrument consisting of two to four bamboo tube. The tubes are carefully produce certain notes when the bamboo frame is shaken or tapped. Dance in Indonesia reflects the country's diversity of ethnic and cultures. There are Austronesian roots and Melanesian tribal forms are visible, and influences ranging from neighboring Asian and even western styles through colonization. This tour provide the nature side of west Java.