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Tanjung puting is Camp Leakey, the orangutans preservation.

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The park is occupied by 38 mammals including 9 primates

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The park is the largest tropical lowland rainforest protected area in central Kalimantan. It has very complex flora and fauna, affected by an equatorial climate with maximum and minimum temperature ranging from 18-20°C low to 31-33°C high. Rain fall is 2,000 to 3,000 mm per year; dry season occurs in July to September. The six types of vegetation found in the park are: Dry land Dipterocarpus forest; Peripherial mixed swampy forest; Shore blangeran forest; Keranggas forest; Costal mangrove forest; and Secondary forest. .

Meals as indicated (meals on the boat serve fresh and good variety Indonesian food).

Camp and walk to the feeding station expecting the orangutan comes to the feeding platform.

Boat Transport : A wooden river boat about 13m by 3m / klotok.

English speaking guide and own chef.And many more...

Getting Here

If you are arriving from outside Indonesia, check fares to neighboring countries such as Singapore (SIN), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (KUL), and Bangkok, Thailand (BKK). IF you are flying directly to Indonesia, try Jakarta (CGK), Surabaya (SUB), and Denpasar, Bali (DPS).

The best way to check regional flight options and who flies when/where is skyscanner shows what airlines fly to your destination, then connects you to the online booking site. There are no direct flights from Bali’s Denpasar airport (DPS), but you can easily (and inexpensively) fly to Surabaya (SUB). Pangaklan Bun (PKN) is in Central Kalimantan in Indonesian Borneo and it is the closest airport to Kumai, gateway to Tanjung Puting National Park.

Fly with Trigana Air daily flights from Jakarta, Semarang, Surabaya, Pontianak and Banjarmasin to Pangkalan Bun.

Proboscis monkeys

These large pot-bellied monkeys areendemic to Borneo, They are an endangered species, and Tanjung Puting has one of the kargest and most importent populations, They sleep along the river edges in large group, and can be spotted making spectaculer leaps from tree or ocasionally swimming across the river.

Hornbills

A large,easily identifiable bird due to its casque (large protrusion above its bill), flat flying posture, loud wing beat and harsh song. they feed on fruit and insects. the most commonly seen species is the Oriental pied hornbill.

altwater crocodile

Crocodiles

The world's largest crocodile, with a range extending from northern Australia to mainland Asia. Malaysian false gharial This crocodile is Criticaly Endangered and the population in tanjung puting is of global importance. It has a slender snout adapted for catching fish and can reach up to five meters in length.

crab-eating macaques

Long-tailed

This adaptable species lives in almost any habitat. they live in groups which contain both male and females, with a dominant male and female centred hierarchy.

billed kingfisher

Stork

The most frequently seen species in the park is the strok-billed kingfisher, which has a heavy red bill.

Bornean bearded pig

A large wild boar that inhabits much of borneo. They feed off of seed, roots and fallen fruit(this is why you'll see them around the feeding sites

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