Wildlife & Jungle
The living forest of Bukit Lawang and Gunung Leuser National Park.
The Hornbills
The birds that gave us our name. Northern Sumatra is home to several hornbill species — including the spectacular rhinoceros hornbill, with its blazing red-and-orange casque. Watching a pair glide across the canopy is unforgettable. [Add detail on the species found here and the best places to spot them.]
Sumatran Orangutans
Gunung Leuser is one of the last places on earth to see wild Sumatran orangutans — the only place they still share the forest with tigers, rhinos, and elephants. [Add your orangutan story and what guests can expect.]
Gibbons, Monkeys & More
White-handed gibbons calling at dawn, Thomas’s leaf monkeys, long-tailed and pig-tailed macaques, and ground birds like the great argus pheasant — the forest is rarely quiet. [Add more on the primates and birds guests encounter.]
The Rainforest Itself
Beyond the wildlife, the Gunung Leuser ecosystem is a wonder in its own right — towering trees, hanging vines, rushing rivers, and countless plants. [Add rainforest scenery here once licensed landscape photos are ready.]