Ecotourism in Northern Sumatra | Indonesia Discoveries | World Nomads

Travel to Leuser National Park in Northern Sumatra, Indonesia, with Jo Raj from World Nomads as she discovers the last place on earth that rhinos, orangutans, elephants and tigers live side-by-side in the wild. But deep in the Sumatran jungle, Jo discovers land that is being extensively logged and cleared for palm oil plantations. Join Jo as she ventures into Indonesia’s interior, learns about magical jungle delicacies, meets an orangutan, and finds out how we can help protect the habitats of endangered species.
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[@katarzynabarwicka4765]

Great insight about an example of ecotourism initiative! I'm waiting for more!

[@kslgetintouch6774]

Amazing shots! Good point! We like it! Keep up the interesting work! People like you make the world a better place! *Thumbs up*

[@Rome274]

What a cool guide

[@tismailn1452]

Perfect guide man...

[@El-wm3cu]

this is in bukit lawang north sumatra, awesome rivers and my favorite camping spot!

[@pygopygo7751]

Ketambe is better.

[@ekaekanoo]

Oh my Indonesia

[@arifindobson]

Thanks for the info, this is awesome

[@iyeklpsamir8250]

Welcome....

[@WoBuXihuan]

Wonderful🧡

[@ddgsmile2461]

keren kak, saya suka videonya

[@iyeklpsamir8250]

Ouwww... Hadee ang mr. Darwin in there.... 😄

[@nowmurali]

Very nice❤

[@Aam.Firman]

❤

[@junglegymbali5136]

Its a chame never been there❤ even i live in bali🌴

[@pygopygo7751]

True wild Sumatra orangutans don't come down from the trees. The ones in Bukit Lawang are semi wild.

[@mr.expert1784]

What music?

[@tubefreakmuva]

Can I bring my dog?

[@burakyagizorhan]

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