Visit orang-utan feeding areas in Tanjung Putting National Park to observe orang-utan behaviour up close (while maintaining a safe distance).

Exploring the forest of Tanjung Putting National Park through short, long and night treks.

Cruise the Sekonyer River and observe wildlife along the riverbanks.

Observe the Proboscis Monkey (Long noses Monkey), a species endemic to Borneo.

Following the “Black River” river – colored by the surrounding peat swamp forest- by Canoe.

Birdwatching within Tanjung Putting National Park

Take a city tour of Pangkalan Bun to explore its history by visiting the Yellow Palace (Istana Kuning) and Astana Mangkubumi is associated with 11th Sultan who ruled the Kutaringin Sultanate, and exploring the traditional market which is the market center in Pangkalan Bun.

Visit a Dayak Village – home to an indigenous community – to observe and try out the daily activities of the Dayak people

Camping near a waterfall located within the Dayak community’s customary forest.

Camp at Camp Jerumbun, located in the buffer zone of Tanjung Putting National Park; this site was established by the FNPF (Friends of Nature, People, and Forest) foundation, an organization dedicated to conservation, education, and ecotourism.

Planting a commemorative tree – a type of tree that serves as food source for orang-utan and other animal.