Guided Tours
Due to the remote nature of the park and the necessity of river transport, booking a guided tour is the standard and safest way to visit.
Established in 1991, Ulu Temburong National Park serves as the crown jewel of Brunei's environmental conservation efforts. Spanning 550 square kilometers within the Batu Apoi Forest Reserve, the park protects a significant portion of the region's lush, primary rainforest. Often referred to as the 'Green Jewel of Brunei,' it provides a rare opportunity to witness one of the most well-preserved jungle ecosystems in Southeast Asia. The winding Temburong and Belalong Rivers serve as the primary arteries for visitors navigating the dense canopy. With dedicated ecotourism infrastructure, including the Ulu Ulu Resort, the park offers a unique blend of accessibility and deep-jungle immersion.
Established in 1991, Ulu Temburong National Park serves as the crown jewel of Brunei's environmental conservation efforts. Spanning 550 square kilometers within the Batu Apoi Forest Reserve, the park protects a significant portion of the region's lush, primary rainforest. Often referred to as the 'Green Jewel of Brunei,' it provides a rare opportunity to witness one of the most well-preserved jungle ecosystems in Southeast Asia. The winding Temburong and Belalong Rivers serve as the primary arteries for visitors navigating the dense canopy. With dedicated ecotourism infrastructure, including the Ulu Ulu Resort, the park offers a unique blend of accessibility and deep-jungle immersion.
Extensive primary rainforest ecosystem
Navigable river networks via the Temburong and Belalong rivers
Dedicated ecotourism infrastructure and canopy access
Significant biodiversity within the Batu Apoi Forest Reserve
Access is primarily via longboat, which is an adventure in itself but requires a degree of physical mobility.
The park is a protected conservation area, meaning facilities are designed to minimize environmental impact.
Limited connectivity; expect to be disconnected from the digital world while deep in the jungle.
Due to the remote nature of the park and the necessity of river transport, booking a guided tour is the standard and safest way to visit.
Bring sturdy, waterproof hiking boots as the jungle terrain can be muddy and uneven.
Nature enthusiasts and eco-conscious travelers seeking pristine jungle immersion.
BND $
$100-$200 p/day
Malay, English
Tropical rain showers are frequent; pack a high-quality raincoat and dry bags for your electronics.
The park is a strictly protected area; ensure you follow all 'leave no trace' principles to preserve the ecosystem.