Pondok Tanggui
7 ulasan Sekonyer River, Kumai, Central Kalimantan www.tanjungputingtourism.com sarankan edit
31 Januari 2024 19:16
Saw no orangutan during fruit season. However, it was still nice and relaxing experience. I loved walking in the forest. Also, saw many pitcher plants
30 Mei 2023 13:39
You will have experience less than 1 meter distance with orang utan, but you have stay still let mthen mive towards you
02 Desember 2022 21:40
Bagus untuk melihat satwa seperti orang utan, namun fasilitas klotok harus di perbarui dan dilengkapi dengan hiburan lain
02 Desember 2019 4:04
Nice place to see Orangutan and wildlife. Tanjung Puting National Park, Central Kalimantan, Indonesian Borneo.
09 Oktober 2019 5:05
Playful Orangutan Antics!
Seven of us travelling as a group visited Pondok Tanggui Feeding Centre (also called Camp2) at Tanjung Puting National Park on 2nd and 4th September 2019. After alighting from our houseboat, we walked about 1.5 km, from the Sekonyer River to the feeding centre, along a path through the rain forest. The path had been built up with a wooden platform in low-lying areas. On our way to the feeding centre we came across the carnivorous “pitcher plant” that feeds on insects attracted to its nectar.
At the feeding centre, there were a few benches to accommodate the visitors. The feeding platform was about 10 metres away from the viewing area separated with ropes. It was rain forest all around with tall trees and creepers. A billboard indicated the feeding time to be between 0900 to 1100.
At about 0930, attendants left some bananas and tubers on the feeding stage along with some milk. They made a loud call for the orangutans. We could see them in treetops, hanging on to branches and moving gracefully between trees, often using thick creepers. Unlike monkeys, Orangutans dont jump, they move by swinging on their fore and hind legs. A dominant male, few females with babies clinging on to them, and youngsters came in to feed themselves.
There were great photo opportunities when orangutans were feeding themselves and whilst they were on trees. We were there until 1130 watching them feed and watching the youngsters at play.
It was an exhilarating experience to end a very satisfying day in nature!
Seven of us travelling as a group visited Pondok Tanggui Feeding Centre (also called Camp2) at Tanjung Puting National Park on 2nd and 4th September 2019. After alighting from our houseboat, we walked about 1.5 km, from the Sekonyer River to the feeding centre, along a path through the rain forest. The path had been built up with a wooden platform in low-lying areas. On our way to the feeding centre we came across the carnivorous “pitcher plant” that feeds on insects attracted to its nectar.
At the feeding centre, there were a few benches to accommodate the visitors. The feeding platform was about 10 metres away from the viewing area separated with ropes. It was rain forest all around with tall trees and creepers. A billboard indicated the feeding time to be between 0900 to 1100.
At about 0930, attendants left some bananas and tubers on the feeding stage along with some milk. They made a loud call for the orangutans. We could see them in treetops, hanging on to branches and moving gracefully between trees, often using thick creepers. Unlike monkeys, Orangutans dont jump, they move by swinging on their fore and hind legs. A dominant male, few females with babies clinging on to them, and youngsters came in to feed themselves.
There were great photo opportunities when orangutans were feeding themselves and whilst they were on trees. We were there until 1130 watching them feed and watching the youngsters at play.
It was an exhilarating experience to end a very satisfying day in nature!
14 Juni 2017 0:11
Amazing! We booked our tour through Jenie Subaru and our guide was Deny. Jenie inquired about exactly what we wanted to experience on our tour and Deny delivered! Deny was very knowledgeable about every aspect of the forest and we achieved experience exactly what we wanted!
04 Mei 2017 5:49
Pengalaman yang menakjubkan untuk dapat menikmati keindahan alam Taman Nasional Tanjung Puting.