A peat-swamp forest on Aceh's west coast holding one of the highest densities of Sumatran orangutans anywhere on the island, though much of the surrounding landscape has been lost to plantations. Boat-based excursions through swamp channels, combined with raised-walkway sections, are the main way to visit.
Highlights
One of the highest known densities of Sumatran orangutans
Boat-based access through peat-swamp channels
Specialised swamp birds including Storm's Stork
A critically threatened ecosystem — visits support conservation urgency
Top wildlife targets in Tripa Swamp include Sumatran Orangutan, Long-tailed Macaque and Storm's Stork. Highlights: One of the highest known densities of Sumatran orangutans.
Where is Tripa Swamp?
Tripa Swamp is in Aceh, Sumatra (about 3.75°, 96.65°).
What are the highlights of Tripa Swamp?
One of the highest known densities of Sumatran orangutans, Boat-based access through peat-swamp channels, Specialised swamp birds including Storm's Stork and A critically threatened ecosystem — visits support conservation urgency.
Plan a visit
Want to visit? Send a quick enquiry to an operator who runs trips here.