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15 DAYS TOUR PADANG CULTURE & KERINCI VALLEY


"Pagaruyung Palace"


Danau Kaco In Kerinci National Park


You are going to embark on a journey to West Sumatra, visiting the cities of Padang and Bukit Tinggi, several national parks in Kerinci, the city of Sungai Penuh, the southern coastal islands, and ending the trip at the Minangkabau International Airport in West Sumatra. During this 15-day journey, you will have many opportunities for adventure, activities, scenic views, local culture and traditions, and cuisine, but also adequate resting places. Ultimately, you will enjoy an adventurous trip to the Kerinci Seblat National Park and spend the last few days on the beautiful islands in West Sumatra.

Upon arrival, you will be accompanied by a guide/driver who will arrange everything for you during your trip with us, including accommodation, camping, and other activities. Throughout the journey, you will enjoy various activities, beautiful volcano views, expansive tea plantations, waterfalls, wildlife, traditional Minangkabau buildings, a volcanic lake surrounded by mountains and hills, a blue-colored lake in the middle of the national park, Minangkabau and Kerinci cultures and traditions, hot springs for bathing, and natural flora and fauna. You can also relax while swimming on the beautiful island.


DAY 1 – Penjemputan di Bandara menuju Hotel

You will be picked up at the Minangkabau International Airport in West Sumatra. Your guide will be waiting for you there, and after meeting, you will be taken to check-in at the hotel. If there is enough time and you have rested, you can use this time to do some short activities.


DAY 2 – Padang ke Bukit Tinggi

    Check out of the hotel and continue the journey towards Bukit Tinggi. Stop at the Lembah Anai waterfall tourist spot to take pictures and enjoy the view. After that, proceed to the Panorama Park in Bukit Tinggi, which has a beautiful view and is also a center for Bukit Tinggi's typical souvenirs. Then, visit the Japanese Tunnel. The tunnel was built as a storage place for Japanese military supplies and equipment, with a length of up to 1400 meters and a width of about 2 meters. There are several special rooms in this tunnel, including surveillance rooms, ambush rooms, prisons, and weapon storage. Next, go directly to Ngarai Si Anok to see the beautiful valley view. Then, visit the Great Wall of Bukit Tinggi, which is also a good spot for taking pictures. In the afternoon, check-in to the hotel/guesthouse.

Japanese Tunnel



DAY 3 – Bukit tinggi - Maninjau tour

    After breakfast, depart for Lake Maninjau, visit Koto Gadang village to see silver handicrafts, see the view of the Sungai Landia village, and visit the traditional sugar cane mill at Puncak Lawang. Enjoy the view of Lake Maninjau from Puncak Lawang and Kelok 44. Return to Bukittinggi, check-in at the hotel, and have free time. Lunch and dinner will be at a local restaurant.



DAY 4  - Bukit tinggi - Pacu Jawi - Minangkabau tour

Pacu Jawi

    After breakfast, depart for Batusangkar. On the way, stop at Panorama Tabek Patah, watch the Pacu Jawi race (depending on the available schedule, as it only takes place on Saturdays), visit the Rumah Gadang Istano Pagaruyung, Lake Singkarak, and continue to Upper Lake and Lower Lake. Check in at the hotel/guesthouse and have free time.


DAY 5 - Tour Solok Selatan dan Goa Kapal

Goa Batu Kapal

    In the morning, take some time to enjoy the view of the Twin Lakes, see the fishermen's activities on the lake, and visit the Agrotourism in the accommodation area. Then, check out of the accommodation and continue the journey to Kapal Cave in South Solok. Kapal Cave is about 250 meters from the parking area, the sound of bats and the dripping water on the cave walls make the natural atmosphere even more alive. In the afternoon, continue the journey to Kayu Aro and stop at Telun Berasap Waterfall for a short rest (if there is enough time) before checking in to a Simple Guesthouse in Pelompek village before it gets dark.



DAY 6  - Day Trip Hiking to Danau Gunung Tujuh

The journey to Lake Gunung Tujuh takes about three hours, depending on your travel pace. The climb is quite tiring with tree roots forming almost like a staircase along the hiking trail. After arriving at the lake, you can take a wooden boat used by the local fishermen, subject to availability. After lunch, you will descend and bathe in the river that flows from Gunung Tujuh. The cold water temperature will make you feel very refreshed after the trip. In the evening, you can enjoy the sunset and return to the guesthouse.

 


DAY 7  - Rawa Bento Boat Tour dan Village Tour and Tour Perkebunan Teh

After breakfast, check out from the guesthouse and continue to Rawa Bento by boat, which takes about one hour to reach the upstream while enjoying the wild animals such as endemic birds of Kerinci, Sumatran Surilly (golden monkey), and roaming buffaloes. This marsh is a prehistoric lake that has now become a tourist attraction with a jungle growing in it. Before noon, return to the dock and proceed to the largest and second-highest tea plantation in the world, Kayu Aro Tea Plantation. In the afternoon, visit Aroma Peco, a tea factory (which can only be seen from the outside), stop by the hot springs and boil eggs in the local style, and check in to a room at Natural Hotspring Homestay, where a private hot spring pool is available in each room.


DAY 8  - Tour Desa wisata Lempur

Starting on the eighth day, after checking out from the Natural Hotspring guesthouse, the first destination visited is the Tuo Hiang Village. There, you can take a leisurely stroll around the village to see the long houses (old houses) that are a cultural heritage of the local community. Next, head to the Muak Village, which is the only village in the Kerinci Regency that preserves the megalithic civilization history, which is still well-preserved and can be seen to this day. Next, visit the Agricultural area of Perikan Tengah Village. Experiencing the processing of agricultural and plantation land such as seedlings, planting, and harvesting of agricultural and plantation products (cinnamon, oranges, and coffee) will be an interesting experience for you. Then, you will visit the Lempur Tourism Village. The first destination is the Lake Lingkat tourism object. The peaceful atmosphere and the lush green trees with diverse flora and fauna (3 species of pitcher plants) are the main attractions of the lake. Finally, you will be taken to Cinnamon's Guesthouse (with a chance to bathe in the river on the edge of the forest if there is enough time).



DAY 9 & 10  - Hiking & Camping Danau Kaco

Walking through the rainforest for about 3-4 hours, visiting beautiful waterfalls (Bersisik emas), and crossing small rivers along the way. If lucky, you may encounter some wild animals such as Golden Monkeys (Sumatran Surilli), Siamangs, and others. After reaching the lake, enjoy a refreshing swim in the cold and clear water. Watch the springs at the bottom of the lake continuously pumping fresh water, and look for the colorful freshwater crabs that make their homes in the lake.

Stay overnight at the lake, which can emit a stunning blue light at certain times. Be sure to take a walk at night to try to spot the glowing eyes of the forest's inhabitants. Enjoy a relaxed morning by swimming and/or exploring the surrounding rainforest. Return to Lempur around noon.



DAY 11  - Tour Lembah Kerinci


Starting from Lempur tourist village, you will be taken to Pendung Koto Padang village to see the traditional sword-making activity by the local community. The sword-making craft has been a long-standing tradition that has been practiced by the people of Pendung Koto Padang for decades. Next, you will go to Sungai Penuh city to visit Tanjung Bajure market, a traditional market that has been operating for several decades and is still active today. At Tanjung Bajure market, there is a traditional transportation service in the form of a horse-drawn carriage called "Bendi". Then, using the Bendi, you will go to Rawang village, where there is leaf betel batik craft (Kerinci Batik) and see the batik craft activity there. 

Next, you will go to Bukit Khayangan on the west side of Sungai Penuh city. The beautiful natural panoramic view is the main attraction that you can enjoy at Bukit Khayangan. Then, you will go to Depati Kopi, a very popular coffee shop in Kerinci Regency located not far from Bukit Khayangan. There, you can enjoy a cup of coffee while enjoying the beautiful natural panorama. Finally, you will go to Tapan River, which is marked by natural rocks and clear water for swimming before ending the day's journey at Aliyah Homestay, Tapan.




DAY 12  - Tapan – Bayang Tour

After breakfast at Homestay Aliyah, you can head to the Pesisir Selatan district to visit the Jembatan Akar tourist attraction located in Bayang Village. Jembatan Akar is a natural bridge formed from the roots of banyan and kubang trees. The roots of both trees have been intertwined for hundreds of years, spanning the Batang Bayang River. This natural bridge, or "titian aka," is 25 meters long and 1.5 meters wide, located 10 meters above the river's surface. This natural bridge is often visited by tourists, especially on weekends.

After exploring the Jembatan Akar area, you can head directly to the Bungus Beach area in Painan. Upon arrival at Bungus Beach, you can cross over by boat to Lodge Jophira Tintin Beach for a few days' stay.


DAY 13 & 14  - Painan Tour


The wide and calm Bungus Bay is located 20km south of Padang. The peaceful fishing village is inhabited by friendly locals who mostly work as fishermen. There is also a cluster of islands located off the southern tip of Bungus and Teluk Kabang next to it. These islands covered with tropical forests are surrounded by swaying coconut trees and sloping white sand beaches leading to protected warm waters, harboring a diversity of marine life such as coral reefs, fish, and marine mammals such as turtles and rays.


As for activities that you can do in Bungus Bay, on the first day, you can explore the cluster of islands by boat all day. On the following day, from morning until lunchtime, you can go snorkeling. Finally, after lunch, you can head directly to a hotel in Padang. Upon arrival in Padang, you can check-in at the hotel right away.




DAY 15 – Padang To Airport

After breakfast at the hotel, immediately depart to the airport for farewell.

 

 

 

 

SUMATRAN TIGER TREK


Our longest and most wild trek, the Sumatran Tiger Trek takes you deep into primary rainforest and through Sumatran tiger habitat. You’ll hike up ridge trails, cross jungle streams,  visit peaceful waterfalls, and even take a dip in the the magnificently blue Lake Kaco. If you’re lucky, you’ll spot siamang gibbons, mitered leaf monkeys, hornbills, and a variety of birds and other wildlife. And yes, a few of our guests have even had the good fortune of seeing sun bears and Sumatran tigers, with a huge majority at the very least seeing pugmarks, scratches on trees, scat, and sometimes even a tiger’s nearby “aum” call. While the itinerary below is for five days/four nights, for this Sumatra jungle trek we also have 3D/2N or 4D/3N options as well.

 


- DAY 1

After breakfast at your guesthouse in Lempur, take a short ride to the trailhead to begin your Sumatra jungle trek. The first part of the trek takes you through a hutan  adat, a traditionally managed forest buffer zone where forest products like cinnamon, bamboo, ratan, fruits, andmore are sustainably harvested by the village. Eventually, you’ll reach the boundaries of the Kerinci Seblat National Park, crossing over the shallow Manjuto river in to primary rainforest.

If  you started the trek late, make camp there, orcontinueup Bukit Lintang to the hill campsite. Bukit Lintang is known for having very healthy wildlife populations, sobeon the look out for wildlife as diverse as wildboar to Malayan tapir, sambar deer to Sumatran tigers.

 

- DAY 2

Pack up and continue your journey through the Sumatran wilderness.  Head down the others ide of the
hill, listening and watching for siamang gibbons and hornbills, who each begin their enchanting calls in themorning. Keep eyes on the path for anysigns of tiger pugmarks, tapir tracks, or other wildlife signs.

After roughly five hours of trekking, arrive at the unnamed waterfall where you’ll make camp. Enjoy swimming in the fresh mountain water, ride the natural  rock slide beside the waterfall in to the pool below, or continue exploring the surrounding rainforest. Turn in forthenight.

 

- DAY 3

Enjoy a peaceful breakfast surrounded by birds singing their morning songs against the backdrop of the bubbling waterfall. Break camp and continue trekking through the primary rainforest of the Kerinci Seblat National Park, making your way back up Bukit Lintang, and down a fairly steep trail out of the hills. This slightly more lowland forest has a different feel, with taller trees growing in this more level landscapeOn thisthirdnight, you’llmakecampnear a smallcreek.

During the hike, learn about jungle survival from your guide – how to find drinking water, how to identify edible fruits, plants, and other foods for foraging.

On this third night, you’ll make camp near a small creek.


- DAY 4

From the jungle stream, continue hiking through lush, untouched forests until you arrive at Lake Kaco, the brilliantly blue swimming hole and natural aquarium deep in the forest, arriving in the afternoon. Follow in the footsteps of Bear Grylls and jump off the tree hanging over the crystal clear waters, and swim around with the abundant fish and brilliantly-colored fresh-water crabs that make the lake their home. The cool, underground spring-fed natural pool makes for a rejuvenating break after so many days of trekking.

Set up camp in the forest surrounding the lake. Before bed, take a night-walk for chances of spotting nocturnal creatures like civets, colugo, slow-loris, flying squirrels, and a variety of tree-frogs and insects.

 

- DAY 5

Wake up next to Lake Kaco and enjoy a leisurely morning, swimming and relaxing in the lake. Eventually, pull yourself away and continue roughly three hours along forest trails looking for birds, wildlife and signs of other animals as you make your way out of the forest.

Take a break at the Siluang Bersisik Emas waterfall before you exit the forest and continue your walk through idyllic rice paddies on your way back to Lempur village.

You’ll arrive back in Lempur generally by mid- to late-afternoon. Spend the night back in the Lempur guesthouse.





CONDITIONS

  • Each day has roughly six to seven hours of trekking, including rests and stops to study the environment, with only the last day being around four hours. Of course, times can vary wildly depending on if you’re blazing through the forest (why??) or taking more time to observe your surroundings more closely.
  • No comfy accommodations here! You’ll be sleeping rough in tents on sometimes uneven/rocky ground, with very thin camping mattresses, under the forest canopy for four nights. Plus two nights in a very simple family-run guesthouse in the village. But you’ll be having an experience of a lifetime.
  • Also, as it is a rainforest, expect and prepare for rain at some point during your trek, no matter what season you’re travelling in.
  • Terrestrial leeches can be abundant at times. While harmless, they can certainly be annoying – this is not a trek for the pampered.
  • This is also not a zoo – the animals here are very wild and extremely wary of people, and the lush environment itself makes visibility difficult. While seeing tracks and other fresh signs of a variety of wildlife is very common, actually spotting large mammals is rare.
  • Since you’ll be hiking in the middle of the Bukit Barisan mountain range, at elevations between 1100m to 1500m above sea level, temperatures are relatively cool – expect highs of around 25°C during the day, and down to around 15°C at night.
  • Food is very traditional local fare. Vegetarian and vegan options are available, if you let us know ahead of time.
  • Like all of our trips, you travel at your own risk. Keep in mind that you are visiting a wild and extremely remote area of rural Sumatra, with wild animals and other dangers that come from being in a natural landscape. Quality medical care is also very far away. It’s your responsibility to make sure you are covered with valid travel and medical insurance.


*Note: While this Sumatra jungle trekking itinerary is for five days, if you're short on time you can trim it down to four days/three nights or even three days/two nights, while still having good opportunities to see wildlife and be in Sumatran tiger habitat. You may not go as far as the unnamed waterfall, especially on the three day trek, but will still visit Bukit Lintang, prime Sumatran Tiger habitat, and Lake Kaco. If you want to spend even more than five days exploring the rainforest there, we can arrange that as well. Let us know what best fits for you and we'll make it happen!

 

Kerinci Adventure & Culture

KERINCI ADVENTURE & CULTURE 6 DAYS / 5 NIGHTS
Mt. Kerinci 3805m Asl, Lake Kaco, Geopark Rafting (Grade 4), Geopark Museum, Rumah Tuo, Bukit Tinggi.


- Day 1 (L,D): 
Transit from Padang Airport to Kerinci Homestay at 10 AM for 7 / 8 hours, passing through the beautiful scenery of Atas and Bawah Lakes in Solok, Minangkabau traditional house. Lunch by the lake or with a lakeview.

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- Day 2 (B,L,D):
After breakfast at Kerinci Homestay, the trip will proceed to Shelter 3 (Camping Ground) Mt. Kerinci for 7 / 8 hours and rest in Shelter 1 for lunch.


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- Day 3 (B,L,D):
Wake up early at 3 / 4 AM for breakfast before going to the summit. After having breakfast which has been prepared by the porters, the trip will go on to the summit for 2 / 3 hours, passing through Batu Gantung and Yudha Monument. After an hour at the highest summit in Sumatera, the trip will continue again to Shelter 3 (Camping Ground) for one and a half hours. Breakfast will be at the Camping Ground and followed by preparation to go back to the homestay.





- Day 4 (B,L,D):
After breakfast, the trip will proceed to Lake Kaco Lempur which takes approximately 3 hours by passing through the Adat Lekuk 50 Tumbi Lempur Forest for 2 hours and Kerinci Seblat National Park Forest for an hour. During the trip to Lake Kaco, there will be 2 resting posts, which are Post 1 and Post 2. After an hour of enjoying the beautiful nature of Lake Kaco, the trip will continue again to Lempur Village and Siluang Bersisik Emas Waterfall. 









- Day 5 (B,L,D):
After breakfast, the trip will proceed to Air Batu Village for an hour (by car) followed by the preparation for rafting. This rafting has been categorized as Level 4 (Grade 4) which traverses the Geopark Area and the Area of Wood Fossil, Pandanus Fossil, Fern Fossil, and Shell Fossil from 250 million years ago for 3 / 4 hours.














After rafting in Geopark Area, the trip will continue to Merangin Geopark Museum to see the historical heritage of Merangin. Next, the trip will go on to one of the oldest villages in Merangin to see old Melayu buildings and the other historical heritage of Merangin.









After visiting old village in Rantau Panjang, the trip will continue to the Historical City of Bukit Tinggi.



- Day 6 (B,L,D):
After a morning shower and breakfast, it will be time for City Tour which includes a visit to Gadang House, Gadang Clock, Japanese Cave, Kelok 9, and shopping time. After visiting the Historical City of Bukit Tinggi, the trip will proceed to Minangkabau Airport to check-in at 11 / 12 AM.

- Say goodbye.....

Minimum 10 pax
Maximum 25 pax

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NATIONAL PARK JUNGLE TREKKING / 5 UNIQUE LAKES




Spend four or more days exploring five unique lakes in the southern reaches of Kerinci, closest to the village of Lempur, along with the surrounding diverse landscape. You’ll experience Sumatran wildlife and culture up close as you pass through ricefields and traditionally managed customary forests (hutan adat) of cinnamon, bamboo, and other forest crops, walk along (and through) small rivers and wetlands, swim in and paddle bamboo rafts on remote highland lakes, and explore pristine primary rainforest. If you’re lucky, you’ll spot (or hear) Siamang gibbons, leaf monkeys, hornbills, and a variety of bird and other animal life. A few of our guests have even been lucky enough to see Malayan Sun Bears and Sumatran Tigers!

Note: While this itinerary is for four days, it can easily be extended another day, which would add significantly more time within primary rainforest habitat, and a visit to a really remote waterfall. Alternatively, you could trim it down by a day to make it a three day/two night affair, still hitting all of the lakes, but slightly less time within primary forest. Let us know what best fits for you and we’ll make it happen!


SCHEDULE OF JOURNEY

Day 1 - Lake Nyalo and Lake Duo


From Sungaipenuh, get up early and travel one hour south to Lempur where your guide will be waiting for you. Take a motorcycle taxi (ojek) ride to the trailhead, about a further 10 minutes. The first lake you visit is Lake Nyalo, in the middle of a small wetlands area. Keep an eye out for pitcher plants, one variety of which is used by locals to prepare a traditional dish of steamed coconut rice. A few species of wild ducks and other aquatic birds call lake Nyalo home, and you can often hear a family of Siamang gibbons calling from the trees along the bank.
From Lake Nyalo, continue uphill about two hours until you reach the second lake: Lake Duo. Set up camp here, and enjoy the afternoon swimming or rafting on the lake and exploring the area.



Day 2 - Lake Kecik to  Manjuto River





The next day, spend some more time around Lake Duo in the cool of the morning before breaking camp. Head into the beautiful cinnamon forests on your way to the third lake: Lake Kecik, where you’ll take a short rest. Eventually you’ll come to a small coffee farm and wooden hut, after which you head into primary forest. As you keep an eye out for wildlife and their tracks, the guides will point out edible forest fruits and greens, and offer a few survival skill tips. Make camp near a cool mountain river, Sungai Manjuto, in the middle of the rainforest as the evening begins to creep in.



Day 3 - Through the Forests to Lake Kaco


From the Sungai Manjuto river, continue hiking through lush, untouched forests to Lake Kaco, the brilliantly blue swimming hole and natural aquarium deep in the forest, arriving in the afternoon. Jump off the tree hanging over the crystal clear waters, and swim around with the abundant fish. The refreshingly cool, underground spring-fed natural pool makes for a rejuvenating break after so many days of trekking. Set up camp in the forest surrounding the lake.




Day 4 - Waterfalls, Rice Paddies, and Lake Lingkat.


Wake up next to Lake Kaco and enjoy a leisurely morning swimming and relaxing in the lake. Eventually, pull yourself away and continue roughly three hours along forest trails looking for birds, wildlife and signs of other animals as you make your way out of the forest. Take a break at the Siluang Bersisik Emas waterfall before you exit the forest and continue your walk through idyllic rice paddies on your way to the final lake, Lake Lingkat. You’ll arrive back in Lempur generally by late afternoon or early evening. Stay in a homestay in Lempur, or continue an hour’s drive back to Sungai Penuh to a hotel.



SUMMARY: DIFFICULTY: Challenges ACTIVITIES: Walking, Camping, Bird
Watching, Photography, Wildlife, Jungle, and Swimming.

JOURNEY: Explore 5 Lakes, Adat Forest (Costum Forest), National Park (TNKS) and
Waterfall. Nearest Town: Lempur Village.



CONTACT US
E-mail : explorekerinci@gmail.com 
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SUMATRA NATIONAL PARK TREKKING / 5 LAKES + WATERFALL EXPLORATIONS




Spend four or more days exploring five unique lakes in the southern reaches of Kerinci, closest to the village of Lempur, along with the surrounding diverse landscape. You’ll experience Sumatran wildlife and culture up close as you pass through ricefields and traditionally managed customary forests (hutan adat) of cinnamon, bamboo, and other forest crops, walk along (and through) small rivers and wetlands, swim in and paddle bamboo rafts on remote highland lakes, and explore pristine primary rainforest. If you’re lucky, you’ll spot (or hear) Siamang gibbons, leaf monkeys, hornbills, and a variety of bird and other animal life. A few of our guests have even been lucky enough to see Malayan Sun Bears and Sumatran Tigers!

Note: While this itinerary is for four days, it can easily be extended another day, which would add significantly more time within primary rainforest habitat, and a visit to a really remote waterfall. Alternatively, you could trim it down by a day to make it a three day/two night affair, still hitting all of the lakes, but slightly less time within primary forest. Let us know what best fits for you and we’ll make it happen!


SCHEDULE OF JOURNEY

Day 1 - Lake Nyalo and Lake Duo






From Sungaipenuh, get up early and travel one hour south to Lempur where your guide will be waiting for you. Take a motorcycle taxi (ojek) ride to the trailhead, about a further 10 minutes. The first lake you visit is Lake Nyalo, in the middle of a small wetlands area. Keep an eye out for pitcher plants, one variety of which is used by locals to prepare a traditional dish of steamed coconut rice. A few species of wild ducks and other aquatic birds call lake Nyalo home, and you can often hear a family of Siamang gibbons calling from the trees along the bank.
From Lake Nyalo, continue uphill about two hours until you reach the second lake: Lake Duo. Set up camp here, and enjoy the afternoon swimming or rafting on the lake and exploring the area.


Day 2 - Lake Kecik to  Manjuto River



The next day, spend some more time around Lake Duo in the cool of the morning before breaking camp. Head into the beautiful cinnamon forests on your way to the third lake: Lake Kecik, where you’ll take a short rest. Eventually you’ll come to a small coffee farm and wooden hut, after which you head into primary forest. As you keep an eye out for wildlife and their tracks, the guides will point out edible forest fruits and greens, and offer a few survival skill tips. Make camp near a cool mountain river, Sungai Manjuto, in the middle of the rainforest as the evening begins to creep in.





Day 3 - Through the Forests to Lake Kaco




From the Sungai Manjuto river, continue hiking through lush, untouched forests to Lake Kaco, the brilliantly blue swimming hole and natural aquarium deep in the forest, arriving in the afternoon. Jump off the tree hanging over the crystal clear waters, and swim around with the abundant fish. The refreshingly cool, underground spring-fed natural pool makes for a rejuvenating break after so many days of trekking. Set up camp in the forest surrounding the lake.



Day 4 - Waterfalls, Rice Paddies, and Lake Lingkat.



Wake up next to Lake Kaco and enjoy a leisurely morning swimming and relaxing in the lake. Eventually, pull yourself away and continue roughly three hours along forest trails looking for birds, wildlife and signs of other animals as you make your way out of the forest. Take a break at the Siluang Bersisik Emas waterfall before you exit the forest and continue your walk through idyllic rice paddies on your way to the final lake, Lake Lingkat. You’ll arrive back in Lempur generally by late afternoon or early evening. Stay in a homestay in Lempur, or continue an hour’s drive back to Sungai Penuh to a hotel.



SUMMARY: DIFFICULTY: Challenges ACTIVITIES: Walking, Camping, Bird
Watching, Photography, Wildlife, Jungle, and Swimming.

JOURNEY: Explore 5 Lakes, Adat Forest (Costum Forest), National Park (TNKS) and
Waterfall. Nearest Town: Lempur Village.



CONTACT US
E-mail : explorekerinci@gmail.com 
Wat's app : +6281366319255



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