Tiger Jungle Trekking in Sumatra Ecotourism Wildlife Tours Indonesia

WHAT WILL YOU DISCOVER IN WILD SUMATRA?

Will you seek out the untamed wildlife? Will you climb towering peaks and smoking volcanoes? Will you embrace the local culture? We’ve compiled an assortment of itineraries to give you an idea of what’s possible here in Kerinci – one of Southeast Asia’s undiscovered gems.

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Climb Mt. Kerinci Hike Gunung Kerinci trek, the highest volcano in Southeast Asia, Kerinci Seblat National Park, Jambi, Sumatra, Indonesia sunset rainforest clouds

Climb Mt. Kerinci – Trek the Highest Volcano in Southeast Asia

Kerinci, 2D1N, 3D2N, Challenging, Active Volcano, Jungle Trekking, Mountains, Wildlife Viewing

Climb Mt. Kerinci – Trek the Highest Volcano in Southeast Asia

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Dugout Canoe on Lake Mt. Tujuh Danau Gunung Tujuh, Kerinci, Jambi, Sumatra, Indonesia

Climb Mt. Tujuh – Explore a World Lost in the Clouds

Kerinci, 2D1N, 3D2N, Moderate, Jungle Trekking, Lakes, Mountains, Wildlife Viewing

Climb Mt. Tujuh – Explore a World Lost in the Clouds

Luke Mackin 2017-08-06T06:31:01+00:00

A Bamboo raft on Lake Lingkat, Danau Lingkat, Kerinci, Jambi, Sumatra jungle trekking Indonesia

Five Lakes Expedition – Hike Deep into the Jungle

Kerinci, 4D3N, Moderate, Jungle Trekking, Lakes, Wildlife Viewing, Wetlands

Five Lakes Expedition – Hike Deep into the Jungle

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Swimming in the Brilliantly Blue Lake Kaco, Danau Kaco, Kerinci jungle trekking Sumatra, Indonesia

A Swim in Lake Kaco – A Turquoise Pool in the Rainforest

Kerinci, Day Trips, 2D1N, Easy, Jungle Trekking, Lakes, Wildlife Viewing

A Swim in Lake Kaco – A Turquoise Pool in the Rainforest

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A wild Sunda Slow Loris Nycticebus coucang wildlife viewing wildlife spotting on the Bukit Tapan road, Kerinci, Jambi, Sumatra, Indonesia

Bukit Tapan – Night Safari and Wildlife Spotting

Kerinci, Day Trips, 2D1N, Easy, Jungle Trekking, Mountains, Wildlife Viewing

Bukit Tapan – Night Safari and Wildlife Spotting

Luke Mackin 2017-08-06T06:31:34+00:00

The Taman Dewa Garden of the Gods Crater of Mt. Kunyit Volcano, Kerinci, Jambi, Sumatra, Indonesia

Climb Mt. Kunyit – A Rarely Visited Active Volcano

Kerinci, 3D2N, Moderate, Active Volcano, Jungle Trekking, Mountains, Wildlife Viewing, Wetlands

Climb Mt. Kunyit – A Rarely Visited Active Volcano

Luke Mackin 2017-08-06T06:31:43+00:00

Ladeh Panjang Marshland Wetlands, Kerinci, Jambi, Sumatra, Indonesia

Ladeh Panjang Wetlands – Remote Marshland and Swamp Forest

Kerinci, 3D2N, Moderate, Jungle Trekking, Lakes, Wildlife Viewing, Wetlands

Ladeh Panjang Wetlands – Remote Marshland and Swamp Forest

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Fishmonger in the Sungaipenuh Market pasar, dried fish, Kerinci Jambi, Sumatra, Indonesia

Village Life Up Close – Cultural and Agrotourism

Kerinci, 3D2N, Easy, Agrotourism, Cultural Immersion, Lakes

Village Life Up Close – Cultural and Agrotourism

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WHO ARE WE?

Our mission is to incite your epic adventure while helping to keep Sumatra wild.

Since 2010, Wild Sumatra has been helping responsible travelers discover the most remote wild places left on the mysterious, mountainous, rainforest-shrouded island of Sumatra. We work with rural communities to empower local guides, helping connect them with off-the-beaten path adventurers looking for authentic, bespoke, small-group trekking and cultural experiences in the rainforests of Indonesia’s Kerinci Seblat National Park and surrounding villages.

We believe strongly that community-based ecotourism can help safeguard the still-untouched forests and wildlife of Sumatra, while helping to improve the quality of life for people living on the forest’s edge.
We are proud that 5% of the total cost of our trips go directly to 21st Century Tiger in support of wild tiger conservation projects in the Kerinci Seblat National Park and other areas of Sumatra. After all, a healthy tiger population means a healthy forest.