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join us the heart of the rainforest
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Pickup Point Bengoh Dam
Pickup Point Bengoh Dam
Nestled beside the Bungo Range, the riverside homestead offers a fully immersive rainforest experience, accessible only by boat.
Your journey will typically begin with about a 1 hour drive from Kuching town or the airport to Bengoh Dam. From there, a private boat will transport you through the rainforest.
Arrival at Ngapuh Homestead
Arrival at Ngapuh Homestead
The adventure begins the moment you arrive at the dam. Your local Bidayuh guide will welcome you at the boat jetty. From the dam, you’ll enjoy a scenic 30 minute boat ride across the reservoir to the village jetty.
A short walk leads you through the village, followed by a guided jungle hike to Ngapuh Homestead. A porter can be arranged to assist with your luggage along the way.
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Semenggoh Orangutan Centre on Route
Semenggoh Orangutan Centre on Route
On our regional map you will find places like the Semenggoh Wildlife Centre where you can see orangutans which is along the journey here so they are easy to visit on the way. Our favourite local attractions and places to eat are also marked on the map:
Reviews
Reviews
Rating, 5 stars"Between jungle treks, night walk and quiet moments of contemplation on the terrace, I rediscovered a slower, more authentic rhythm of life, after a year of stress. This is not just a place to stay – it is a place to listen, to breathe, and to truly feel. A rare gem for anyone seeking a deep connection with nature and with themselves.Thank you again for the lovely stay!!"
Rating, 5 stars"Lovely place very remote in the jungle. Charlotte (Lottie) and Jerome (Lelem) were super kind and helpful. We had their homemade food and it was truly amazing. Will recommend for anybody looking for a peaceful, authentic stay in beautiful surroundings. Their cats are lovely!"
Rating, 5 stars"Food for my soul. Very grateful to have spent 2 days in this beautiful place. You are embraced by traditional living with added luxury. The pace of life slows, you taste wonderfulLocal food most of it from the gardens, you sleep to the sound of cicadas and tropical rain, you swim in the river and walk the jungle trails, you rest and talk. Monday contributes to the local community. Thank you Lottie and family for such wonderful hospitality. This is for those who don’t need entertainment but seek authenticity, the opportunity to soak in the jungle and learn more about traditional life.I feel refreshed and blessed."
Rating, 5 stars"My experience at Ngapuh Lodge was amazing. If you're looking for a unique, immersive experience away from the usual tourist offerings in Borneo, I encourage you to pay this lodge a visit.The lodge is at an idyllic, quiet setting by a river and trees deep in the forest. Getting there was a meditative experience, I had to hike through a lush forest and across a river to get there. The lodge is built entirely by the Bidayuh village nearby, it is also furnished beautifully and I was very comfortable during my stay. If possible, you should stay during the weekdays as that's when the villagers work on the Farmhouse they're building behind the lodge!There are many activities you can choose to do here, and I was well taken care of by my hosts Jerome (Lelem) & Charlotte (Lottie), as well as my Bidayuh guide, Mus. I learnt a lot about Bidayuh culture, living in harmony with the forest, and hiked to a nearby waterfall. I would highly recommend anyone to visit, or even contribute to the building of their space!"
Rating, 5 stars"Lovely place very remote in the jungle. Charlotte (Lottie) and Jerome (Lelem) were super kind and helpful. We had their homemade food and it was truly amazing. Will recommend for anybody looking for a peaceful, authentic stay in beautiful surroundings. Their cats are lovely!"
Rating, 5 stars"Food for my soul. Very grateful to have spent 2 days in this beautiful place. You are embraced by traditional living with added luxury. The pace of life slows, you taste wonderfulLocal food most of it from the gardens, you sleep to the sound of cicadas and tropical rain, you swim in the river and walk the jungle trails, you rest and talk. Monday contributes to the local community. Thank you Lottie and family for such wonderful hospitality. This is for those who don’t need entertainment but seek authenticity, the opportunity to soak in the jungle and learn more about traditional life.I feel refreshed and blessed."
Rating, 5 stars"My experience at Ngapuh Lodge was amazing. If you're looking for a unique, immersive experience away from the usual tourist offerings in Borneo, I encourage you to pay this lodge a visit.The lodge is at an idyllic, quiet setting by a river and trees deep in the forest. Getting there was a meditative experience, I had to hike through a lush forest and across a river to get there. The lodge is built entirely by the Bidayuh village nearby, it is also furnished beautifully and I was very comfortable during my stay. If possible, you should stay during the weekdays as that's when the villagers work on the Farmhouse they're building behind the lodge!There are many activities you can choose to do here, and I was well taken care of by my hosts Jerome (Lelem) & Charlotte (Lottie), as well as my Bidayuh guide, Mus. I learnt a lot about Bidayuh culture, living in harmony with the forest, and hiked to a nearby waterfall. I would highly recommend anyone to visit, or even contribute to the building of their space!"
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