All Pangkalan Bun Tours & Excursions in 2026

The wild orangutan jungle trail will lead you from Camp Leakey as the first place in Indonesia to become a rehabilitation centre for orangutans, to Pondok Tanggui by klotok boat river cruise. Trek the Jungle of Tanjung Puting park to Tanjung Harapan village. Tanjung Puting National Park Flora and Fauna is an ecological wealth, from coast featured mangroves swamps, and low-land rain forest, to dense jungle.

There’s no more atmospheric way to discover Borneo’s jungle and rivers than on your own private “klotok” houseboat. Enjoy more time in the rainforest and potentially more sightings on this package with meals, guide, water, and hot drinks included, plus transfers from Pangkalan Bun. You’ll trek through the rainforest, see a wealth of wildlife, and fall asleep to the sounds of the wilderness.

Visiting Tanjung Puting with the Kelotok wooden boat transportation mode with cabin , relax to enjoy the nature and wildlife tourism  ,the place for ecosystem conservation and habitat for endangered orangutans. Cruising Sekonyer river you will cross several types of forests, from mangroves, lowland tropical forests, dry land forests, mangrove freshwater swamp forests, peat swamp forests, coastal forests and secondary forests, and enjoy birds singing various kinds of primates, langurs , long-tailed monkeys, red monkeys, proboscis monkeys and wild orangutans in their immediate habitat. Stop and walk lightly across the forest 3 orangutan feeding places, Tanjung Harapan , Pondok Tanggui and Camp Leakey

Explore Tanjung Puting National Park on this 3-day liveaboard experience in central Borneo. Visit three camps that are home to groups of orangutans as well as other native wildlife like the Kingfisher bird, gibbons, Proboscis monkeys, and many more. Stay overnight and enjoy all your meals on board the vessel during this all-inclusive tour.

This private tour aboard a houseboat is a chance to meet one of our closest relatives, the Orangutan, in its natural environment. Cruise from Pangkalanbuun up various rivers over four days, stopping at Orangutan feeding and rehabilitation camps. Take side trips to try to spot crocodiles, monkeys, other wildlife, and a variety of fauna. Join an optional night trek into the jungle to see nocturnal creatures.

Arut River is the only river that presents a unique view of the river life of the people of Kalimantan, an island where the river serves as a link between rural cities in the past. and see a wooden house that stands firmly on the banks of the river with tides every day, by road using a wooden bridge along the 5 km, this trip completes your visit Kalimantan

Cruise through Borneo's legendary rainforest on this 2-night private houseboat tour in Tanjung Puting National Park. Traveling with a local guide by kelotok, a type of local houseboat, you'll visit two orangutan feeding stations: Tanjung Harapan and the historic research station of Camp Leakey. In addition to orangutans, you may see proboscis monkeys, langurs, long-tailed macaques, and local birdlife.

Enjoy a full day of river-cruising in a local klotok boat through dense orangutan habitat jungles. The tour begins with a morning pickup from Kumai port, where you cross the bay, before you disembark on the entrance of the jungle. From there you are transported with a scooter to the local village, where you can relax and stock up on snacks. Another scooter ride brings you to the klotok boat and the beginning of your river tour. As you sail through the river, keep your eyes peeled for wild orangutans, proboscis monkeys, a few more monkey species, crocodiles, endemic birds, and other wildlife. The guide will explain some of the key details about the wildlife. Bring some sunscreen, water, sunglasses, snacks and patience for the next 3-4 hours, and enjoy the peaceful retreat.

This tour is unique because it offers two unforgettable experiences in one trip to Kalimantan, Borneo: 1. Live like a Local Dayak: Immerse yourself in the fascinating culture of the Dayak people, visiting a traditional village and learning about their customs and traditions. Interact with the friendly Dayak community, experiencing their way of life firsthand. Witness unique rituals and ceremonies, gaining a deeper understanding of their rich cultural heritage. 2. Explore Tanjung Puting National Park: Embark on a wildlife adventure in the heart of Borneo, observing orangutans in their natural habitat. Cruise along the Sekonyer River, surrounded by lush rainforest teeming with diverse flora and fauna. Enjoy guided walks and hikes, spotting proboscis monkeys, gibbons, and other exotic animals. Experience the best of both worlds: Combine cultural immersion with wildlife encounters for a truly holistic and unforgettable journey.

One Day Orangutan Adventure by Klotok Tranquil Journey: Board a traditional klotok in Kumai, cruising down the Sekonyer River in Tanjung Puting National Park. Orangutan Encounter: Witness park rangers feed semi-wild orangutans at a designated camp (Camp Leakey or Pondok Tanggui). Observe their gentle nature. Explore the Rainforest: Take a guided walk, learning about the park's diverse flora and fauna. Enjoy free time on the klotok, soaking in the serenity. Unforgettable Night: Savor dinner under the stars, listening to the rainforest's nocturnal sounds. Witness fireflies illuminate the night sky (optional). Return to Kumai: Enjoy a light breakfast on the klotok before cruising back, spotting wildlife. Transfer back to your hotel after a captivating day. Remember: Pack light, comfortable clothes, hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, camera, and sturdy shoes. Be mindful of the environment.

Experience a classic Indonesian Borneo adventure: a “klotok” riverboat trip into Tanjung Puting National Park to see orangutans. Traveling with a guide in a group of maximum 10 people, sleep amid the sounds of the night forest on your houseboat, enjoy six home-cooked meals, and visit three separate orangutan feeding centers: Tanjung Harapan, Pondok Tanggui, and Camp Leakey. Your tour includes round-trip airport transfers from Pangkalan Bun.