点评:We did a day hike in the jungle with a guide. 20 minutes into the jungle (not even in the national park), there was a family of orangutans. I saw a child orangutan quite close and another young one in a distance. There used to be a rehabilitation centre which closed in 2015. The child orangutan was very likely born after the closure, hence wild, but since the mother was from the rehab centre, it was probably quite comfortable being near humans.
After another few hours of walking, we saw another orangutan with a baby. This mother orangutan was semi wild, being from the rehab centre.
Apparently real wild orangutans are very shy or don't like being too close to humans.
Still, it was an amazing experience to see orangutans and some other animals.
Unless you're from a hot country, expect that you feel more tired because of the heat despite the duration of the hike.
翻译:我们在向导的带领下在丛林中徒步旅行了一天。进入丛林 20 分钟(甚至不在国家公园),有一个猩猩家庭。我在很近的地方看到了一只小猩猩,在远处看到了另一只年幼的猩猩。曾经有一个康复中心,2015年关闭了。小猩猩很可能是在关闭后出生的,因此是野生的,但由于母亲来自康复中心,所以靠近人类可能会很舒服。
又走了几个小时,我们看到了另一只猩猩带着一个婴儿。这只猩猩妈妈是半野生的,来自康复中心。
显然,真正的野生猩猩非常害羞或不喜欢与人类靠得太近。
尽管如此,看到猩猩和其他一些动物仍然是一次了不起的经历。
除非您来自炎热的国家,否则尽管远足持续了很长时间,但预计您会因为高温而感到更加疲倦。