Semenggoh Nature Reserve Orangutan Sighting! | Semenggoh Wildlife Centre Sarawak Malaysia BORNEO

Welcome to the heart of nature's wonders at Semenggoh Nature Reserve! Semenggoh Nature Reserve is a paradise for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers alike. It is also known as Semenggoh Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre. In this video, we showcase the diverse flora and fauna that call this sanctuary home, from majestic orangutans swinging through the trees to the vibrant bird species that grace the skies. Join us as we bring you up close to orangutan encounters, explore the lush landscapes, and unveil the secrets of this remarkable nature reserve.
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[@keangwooichoo6138]

Yeah sepilok and semenggoh is more or less the same. I need to point out for rangers, seeing less is better meaning they do not rely on humans feeding them daily. For tourists it is the opposite. The more the better. Well like you said, it is random in a game of chance.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Semenggoh is nearer to a city. Convenient.

[@inthatpostcard]

Absolutely.

[@zismyname]

Hello! Do you need binocles to see orangutans?

[@inthatpostcard]

Hi! No, you don’t. They’re so close

[@zismyname]

@@inthatpostcard Thank you!