Trek Jahoo

Join wildlife researchers as they track wild gibbons through stunning rainforest and visit a remote jungle waterfall guided by an indigenous forest custodian.

Highlights:
- Join wildlife researchers at dawn to track and observe wild gibbons in the forest canopy
- Help your indigenous guide forage and cook a traditional Bunong meal
- Hike to a remote jungle waterfall and enjoy a swim in the natural pool

Starting at dawn you’ll track down our family of habituated Gibbons through the dense rainforest with wildlife researchers. Learn from the experts as you observe these endangered apes as they swing in the forest canopy above. Breakfast at the Bamboo Camp before returning to the forest to trek deeper into the heart of the Wildlife Sanctuary to a remote jungle waterfall.

Seeing the forest through the eyes of your indigenous guide, spot other rare wildlife including endangered primates such as black-shanked douc langur, and discover traces of more elusive animals like Asian elephants. Help your guide forage in the forest and cook a traditional Bunong soup over a campfire at the waterfall. Take a nap in a hammock and swim in the natural pool and feel rejuvenated before searching for more forest wildlife before being returned to your guesthouse.

Subject to change depending on seasons and personal requests

Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary

Key Species

Germain’s Peacock-PheasantGreen PeafowlGreat HornbillBar-bellied PittaBlue PittaRed-vented BarbetBlack-and-buff WoodpeckerGreat Slaty Woodpecker

Habitat

Lowland evergreen forest on low hills. Some areas support large-stemmed bamboo species.