Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre

Wow ! Great place to see the orangatans up close.professional staff who care for the animals. 30 ringgit per person.

Interesting twice daily feeding session and the expo about how the centre rehabilitates orangutan saved from diminishing forests

Visiting the Cipriani Sanctuary was one of the highlights of our trip as we had other friends to experience it first and thought it was a must-see attraction. We were absolutely not disappointed! We came here with a small group of tourists and our guide was very familiar with the facilities. Visiting the Nusery area, you can see the lives of a dozen orangutans first, watching them eat, swing, interact with the staff, it feels great. The outdoor feeding platform also offers a fantastic view, with about six orangutans, including a mother and her children, and we only stayed for an hour to observe the beautiful animals. The conservation centre has obviously done some very special work in the care and resettlement of the orangutans, and the video feeds provided are very informative. I can understand that because of the large number of guests, although there are many places to watch on the day we went, it can be busy, so you need to choose your visit date/time. Definitely worth a visit to see the orangutans and better understand the valuable information provided by the center.

Been here many times. Now you can watch it indoors. Don't worry about raining and you can't see it. It just takes a while to get there. Very nice place. Very close to nature

The Apes Reserve is located in Xibiluo. The ticket price is not expensive. It feels like a donation to the reserve and I am in a good mood. There are not many tourists in the reserve, most of them are foreigners who take their children to observe the apes up close.

This is an amazing place for the entire family to enjoy the nature and see orang utan with the own eyes.