interNATIONAL PARKtours - Group Walking Tours to National Parks and Natural places in Australia and Overseas. Enjoy walking tours and holidays with experienced andknowledgeable guides.

Sumatra Group Tour (12 nights 23 Oct - O4 Nov)

Join Rainforest Rescue and renowed scientist Claire Oelrichs on a wildlife and wilderness safari to indonesia to discover the unique wildlife, ecology and cultures of Indonesia, the world's largest archipelago. This unforegettable two week journey offers an opportunity to learn more about conserving the forests and wildlife of Indonesia. Join in conservation discussions and meetings with locals, explore majestic rainforests, bathe Sumatran elephants, discuss the issues of breeding the almost extinst Sumatran rhinoceros, track Sumatran tigers in highly threatened corridors, beach camp near turtle hatcheries, and with specialist local naturalists observe wildlife otherwise only seen in zoos. Come ready for the unexpected!

Post Extension option: Kalimantan Orangutans (6 nights 2-8 Nov)

An opportunity to view wild Orangutans along the Sekonyer river and snorkel a marine park in the Java Sea. Using your base at Rimba Organgutan Eco Lodge you will motor along the waterways via Klotok to Orangutan feeding sites at Pondok Tangui, Camp Leakey and visit Friends of National Park Foundation at Pesalat reforestation site. A chance to see unique wildlife including Proboscis monkeys, Leaf monkeys and primate species in their natural habitat.

Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos are a kaleidoscope of tropical landscapes, colourful cities, fascinating history and delicious cuisine. This 22-day tour starts in Hanoi, Vietnam, one of the most beautiful Indochinese cities. Our journey on an overnight train to the remote Sapa region introduces us to the ethnic hill-tribes on the Chinese border. Sunday markets and day hikes give us time to meet local villagers, school children and farmers. We visit Vietnam’s first national park, Cuc Phuong. Here the Endangered Primate Rescue Centre is your chance to spot macaque, langur, gibbon and loris monkeys. We then spend two nights cruising on Halong Bay, feasting on fresh seafood and admiring the extraordinary limestone formations.

Flying to Seim Reap in Cambodia, we explore and walk between the ancient temples including World Heritage listed Angkor Wat.

Our final flight brings us to laid-back Luang Pradang, in north central Laos, claimed by UNESCO to be the ‘the best preserved city in South East Asia’. We venture to the hill top tribes of Ban Xieng and visit the traditional hand-weaving villages along the Mekong River. Here Buddhism permeates every facet of life and change comes slowly.