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		By: Charlie Marchant		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[In reply to &lt;a href=&quot;https://charlieontravel.com/orangutans-borneo/#comment-72877&quot;&gt;Shelby Morrison&lt;/a&gt;.

Hey Shelby. I completely agree with you and I also tend to not be keen on taking tours. As you say, there is often a lot of time waiting around, gimmicks and being taken to restaurants and shops and such. In this case, it was a very different experience. It&#039;s not possible to enter the National Park without a klotok (boat) or a speedboat - though it is possible to rent one and organise your trip in a more DIY style. Unfortunately, this way is much more difficult, especially if you don&#039;t speak the local language or if you don&#039;t have some time beforehand in the local area. The orangutan feeding stations are only open at specific intervals and the tours are planned around these times, rather than having lots of groups of tourists traipsing through the jungle and disturbing orangutans.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In reply to <a href="https://charlieontravel.com/orangutans-borneo/#comment-72877">Shelby Morrison</a>.</p>
<p>Hey Shelby. I completely agree with you and I also tend to not be keen on taking tours. As you say, there is often a lot of time waiting around, gimmicks and being taken to restaurants and shops and such. In this case, it was a very different experience. It&#8217;s not possible to enter the National Park without a klotok (boat) or a speedboat &#8211; though it is possible to rent one and organise your trip in a more DIY style. Unfortunately, this way is much more difficult, especially if you don&#8217;t speak the local language or if you don&#8217;t have some time beforehand in the local area. The orangutan feeding stations are only open at specific intervals and the tours are planned around these times, rather than having lots of groups of tourists traipsing through the jungle and disturbing orangutans.</p>
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		By: Shelby Morrison		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I&#039;m usually very put off by tours, either they are very touristy and gimmicky or they exploit someone or something. However, this seems like a great tour to change my mind. The animals seem protected, not exploited, and the method of the tour seems very sustainable. I would love to get up close and see animals in the wild but am always worried about them being exploited. This looks like a truly once in a lifetime experience and one I&#039;m adding to my bucket list. Fantastic guide and you&#039;ve changed this girl&#039;s opinion on guided tours. I won&#039;t be adding a host of tours to my trips, but this is proof that the select tour can be truly magical.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;m usually very put off by tours, either they are very touristy and gimmicky or they exploit someone or something. However, this seems like a great tour to change my mind. The animals seem protected, not exploited, and the method of the tour seems very sustainable. I would love to get up close and see animals in the wild but am always worried about them being exploited. This looks like a truly once in a lifetime experience and one I&#8217;m adding to my bucket list. Fantastic guide and you&#8217;ve changed this girl&#8217;s opinion on guided tours. I won&#8217;t be adding a host of tours to my trips, but this is proof that the select tour can be truly magical.</p>
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