Set off on a 20-day cross-cultural expedition that weaves through the rich cultural landscapes, diverse traditions, and natural wonders of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand. Venture deep into the heart of Sumatra, where orangutans roam free in Gunung Leuser National Park, misty volcanoes rise over Berastagi, and ancient Batak heritage thrives on the shores of Lake Toba. Cross into the historic melting pot of Penang, then on to the modern energy of Kuala Lumpur. As the journey unfolds, follow the cultural thread north to the timeless allure of Bangkok, where tradition and innovation live side by side.

Embark on a 17-day journey through the stunning landscapes and rich cultures of Sumatra. Begin in Medan, then venture into the rainforest of Bukit Lawang to see orangutans in their natural habitat. Explore the cool highlands of Berastagi, enjoy the serene beauty of Parapat by Lake Toba, and experience the local life in Padang Sidempuan. Discover the historic charm of Bukittinggi, the breathtaking cliffs of Harau Valley, and the vibrant city of Padang. Perfect for adventure seekers, this tour showcases the diverse wonders of Sumatra with a touch of natural beauty and cultural appeal.

This 12-day excursion to Sumatra, the sixth-largest island in the world, will take you through lush tropical scenery, encounter rare wildlife, and learn about indigenous cultures. From Medan, home to some of Indonesia's grandest mosques, you’ll travel to the rainforest of Gunung Leuser National Park and if you’re lucky, spot orangutans in their natural environment. Then spend some time to admire the magnificence of the volcanic Lake Toba where you’ll explore ethnic Batak houses and historic sites. Finally, take a road journey to West Sumatra to see the untouched beauty of the Minangkabau Highlands and visit some traditional communities with histories as rich as their culture.

On this 10-day adventure, you will discover the breathtaking natural beauty and cultural heritage of Indonesia’s North Sumatra Island. Touch down in Medan and see the city’s attractions before escaping to Bukit Lawang for jungle treks through the UNESCO-listed Gunung Leuser National Park. Head to Berastagi for a hike to the nearby volcanic crater. Finally, spend a few days exploring the tranquil Samosir Island surrounded by glittering Lake Toba, where you will see Batak Toba traditional houses and local handcrafts, and soak in the natural splendor of Lake Toba.