Entry is 30RM

I didn't take a camera except for my phone but yes there is a charge and details are on the website.

Hi No need to book a tour at inflated prices just turn up at the center you will get the same experience but you will pay a Fraction of the tour price It's a great experience Paul

Still open They put in restrictions earlier than most due to risk of orang utans contracting any viruses

Just been on their web site - the verbiage has changed so it is no longer related to the lens (I was looking at an old brochure from our visit in 2018). - Use of camera, video camera or other video recording equipment for personal use 10RM per unit - Use of camera, video camera or other video recording equipment for commercial and professional purposes 1000RM per unit - Use of film-making equipment 10,000RM for a period not exceeding seven consecutive days of part thereof

SarahleeHamp has suggested questionable response. We thought they looked after orangutans and they were very healthy. I loved it here. Go an hour before feeding time as posted as we saw lots of them away from feeding area. Visit more than once if you can.

Really that's not the interpretation I got when I visited in December 2019 But I suppose everyone is different

We did the nightwalk at Sepilok Nature Resort where we were staying. The nightwalk at the Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre was not running during our visit in August.

The sanctuary has various spots where the orangutans can be viewed...because of the nature of the centre and how they are allowed to roam, they could be at early parts or later parts in the trail! Saying that, the walk isn’t too far around the loop from the entrance point and all the walkways are boarded so it is flat terrain and pretty easy going. There is a viewing area where the younger orangutans are kept where you can sit and relax and watch them in their natural environment. This isn’t too far from the entrance. Definitely worth a visit.