4 to 5 Days Tangkahan Jungle Tour
Itinerary:
Day 1
Pick up in Medan Airport. Overnight in Deli River Hotel situated just outside Medan in the middle of a tropical garden. Here you can rest after the long journey or make a walk for sightseeing.
Day 2
Go to Pematang Siantar. In the afternoon, arrive in Parapat. Take ferry to Samosir Island that located in the middle of Lake Toba.
Day 3
Visit Toba Batak villages (Tomok, Ambarita, Simanindo).
Day 4
To the Karo highlands, Pematung Purba, Sipiso-piso Waterfall.
Day 5
To the coastal lowland area of Medan, along an impressive route through the jungle. After arriving in Medan, transfer to the airport.
Includes:
- 3 nights accomodation based on twin/share rooms
- Daily breakfast
- Air conditioned transport
- Fuel, driver, his meals and accomodation
- Entrance fee & parking
Excludes:
- Flight ticket & airport tax
- Ferry ticket to Samosir Island
- Personal expenses
- Tips for driver
Note:
- Single Supplement: USD 145
Itinerary:
Day 1
Pick up in Medan Airport. Overnight in Deli River Hotel situated just outside Medan in the middle of a tropical garden. Here you can rest after the long journey or make a walk for sightseeing.
Day 2
Early departure for Tangkahan elephant lodge. Overnight in the Mega Inn or Green Lodge with breathtaking views over the jungle.
Day 3
Free program in Tangkahan jungle area. For example swim, sit on a small beach full off butterflies and take a shower under a jungle waterfall. Or, you can view the elephants bath in the river also ride an elephant into the jungle for 1 hour. Overnight in the Mega Inn or Green Lodge.
Day 4
Back to Medan and transfer to the airport.
Includes:
- 3 nights accomodation based on twin/share rooms
- Daily breakfast
- Air conditioned transport
- Fuel, driver, his meals and accomodation
- Entrance fee & parking
- 1 hour elephant trekking on day 3
Excludes:
- Flight ticket & airport tax
- Personal expenses
- Tips for driver
Note:
- Single Supplement: USD 75
157 Reviews from TripAdvisor Traveler Rating
Reviewed 02 Jan 2019
"Please Don’t be Fooled"
The word “sanctuary” is extremely misleading in Southeast Asia. The fact that this “sanctuary” even offers elephant rides is a huge red flag. “Bathing” the elephants is completely unnatural and not a...
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Reviewed 30 Aug 2018
"Be aware what to expect"
I thought a long time if I would go or not seeing the different advices... Yes, there are tourists and yes, it's intended for tourists: you wash elephants, you feed them and they eventually can...
Visited Aug 2018 Read More...
Reviewed 19 Aug 2018
"Confusing"
I really love animals so I was a bit scared to come here. I don’t want to sponsor tours that don’t treat animals right. When we arrived the elephants were already in the water, it looked like they...
Visited Jul 2018 Read More...