It is very nice place where to see orangutans in nature. Tickets bought (camera has to be paid separately) allow you to visit both morning feeding and afternoon feeding which is very good since sometimes only one orangutan can appear. If you have time do not forget to watch a document about sanctuary work as well. Most of the accommodation... More

It was worth the visit to see the orangutans. There are also lots of entertaining macaques to watch while waiting for the orangutans to show up. The intro video was interesting, but the setup for watching it was awful. A TV (smaller than in most homes) at a low level in the front of an odd shaped room with a... More

Great place - amazing to see the orangutans (and monkeys!) swinging through the trees without prompting. We stayed for morning and afternoon sessions thinking there would be more to do than just a trip to see feeding time, but in practice there isn't a lot apart from the intro video and a fairly static museum / information centre. Weather got... More

They are extending the main area over the next 6 months so soon, the visitors will able to see the nursery area - we will definately be back when that is finished. You can also book a night tour too which is absolutely amazing - you are taken by a guide into the rainforest and see the orangutans bedding down... More

Take an umbrella for either the sun or rain - kids loved it. More

Nice to see the orangutans free to disappear into the forest and not in a cage! More

Flew in here from Kota Kinabalu on a day trip specifically to see the centre. Slightly mad dash across Borneo which I would not recommend unless you are very committed to include this place in your travels. Super place which is doing great work and gained a lot of information. The slow and orderly arrival of the animals at feeding... More

It was really fun to watch the orangutans and the macaques, which came to steal the food. We all were wowed by the beautiful ginger orangutans. The 20 minute video was also enjoyable and informative to watch. You can buy leech socks at the info center for the price of 30MR, 3 times the price that my Kinabatangan River lodge... More

We were so looking forward to seeing the orang-utans. We hired a car and set out to drive from KK (took about 6 hours on some very 'interesting' roads, with even more 'interesting' Malaysian driving). All worth it - big adventure along the way and we stayed at a beautiful local spot (see Paganakan Dii Tropical Retreat ). 4 travellers... More