Green Hill Guest House-Bukit Lawang-Sumatra
       
Thomas leaf monkey Green Hill guest house Trek Sumatra

 
 
 

Green Hill is in the heart of Bukit Lawang village, overlooking the Bohorok river with amazing views of the rainforest, easy access to Gunung Leuser National Park (GLNP) and only 10 minutes from the orangutan feeding platform

Whatever you want to do Green Hill is the perfect base for you.

  • Trek in wild tropical rainforest and search for endangered wildlife
  • Learn traditional jungle survival skills
  • Take a guided walk and explore local culture
  • Focus on birdspotting or wildlife photography

Because of the unique backgrounds and experience of the Green Hill team we can help you experience the wildlife and culture in a way that’s not possible with the conventional travel companies.

Whether you are an independent traveller, a group of friends or you are planning a unique holiday for a special occasion (honeymoon, wedding anniversary, birthday gift etc), we can help you organise a trip that’s right for you and your budget. We also specialise in family orientated activities where the whole family can learn about and experience the wonder of the forest together.

As an area of outstanding natural beauty and exceptional levels of biodiversity, the tropical rainforests of GLNP have been designated a world heritage site by UNESCO. The forest habitat is very important for conservation and if you are lucky you could see the tallest flower in the world Amorphphophalus titanium, the smelliest flower in the world Rafflesia arnoldii, the remarkable Great argus pheasant, the Thomas leaf monkey (only found in North Sumatra) and, of course, the critically endangered Sumatran orangutan and Sumatran tiger.

 
 
Water fall in GLNP
Pink flower
Abdul - Undeveloped male orangutan
Monitor lizard
Leaf Mantis
Fish at the Friday Market
View of Bukit Lawang
Crossing to GLNP
 
 

Join us at Green Hill and have the trip of a lifetime
Without having to spend your life savings!

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