Semenggoh Wildlife 实蒙谷自然保护区

For over 20 years, the wardens at Semenggoh Nature Reserve have been training young orangutans, who had been orphaned or rescued from captivity, how to survive in the wild. The success of this programme has left the surrounding forest reserve with a thriving population of healthy adolescent and young adult orangutans, who are now breeding in the wild. The programme has since been transferred to Matang Wildlife Centre, but Semenggoh Nature Reserve is still home to its successful graduates, semi-wild orangutans and their babies. They spend most of their time roaming the forest but frequently come back to the Centre for a free meal. If it is the fruiting season in the forest, some or even all of them may not come to feed. This in itself is a good sign and another step on the way to full rehabilitation.

Feeding Times

The best time to visit Semenggoh is during the morning and afternoon feeding sessions when there is a good chance of seeing semi-wild orangutan returning to the Centre for a free meal.  Feeding takes place between 9.00-10.00am and between 3.00-4.00 pm. However there will be times when they won’t appear owing to abundant fruits in the jungle. At times, they may seem to appear during the actual feeding hour. Those who lingered on taking advantage of the gallery and and the forest may be rewarded by a late showing of the orangutans.

从这个保护区的大门口走进，左右都是森林的小路，需要半个小时才能抵达。这里不像动物园，因为红毛猩猩是被释放在一个有653公顷的保护区里。这里的小猩猩都是孤儿或在囚禁区被拯救的，它们都有经过训练，学习如何在森林里生存。该保护区不是为了吸引游客而成立，但游客的到访是不会被拒绝的。抵达了该保护区，您将可以在喂食时间观赏到猩猩的一幕。同时，还可观赏到它们在树上走动的技巧和动作。专业的导游会讲述关于猩猩的行为，情绪和特征，而猩猩也被称为“森林人类”。