SEMENGGOH WILDLIFE CENTRE

Established in 1975, the center's aim is to care for, rehabilitate and release injured, orphaned or illegally kept orangutans back into the wild. The center also conducts wildlife research and aims to raise visitors' awareness of the importance of conserving this endangered species. Meals are served between 9 and 10 am and between 3 and 4 pm. Binoculars will be very useful for observing these great apes, often perched high in the trees.