Orou Sapulot Sabah | Jungle Trek and Eco Tours

What and where is Orou Sapulot?

Nestled deep within the rugged terrain of Sabah, Borneo, Orou Sapulot holds profound significance as a community-based eco-tourism project initiated by Dr. Richard Sakian Gunting—a Murut Tribe descendant and the visionary behind this website, borneo.tours. Derived from the Murut language, "OROU" translates to "SUN," symbolizing the project's mission to illuminate and revitalize the conservation of flora, fauna, and fading Murut cultures in the region. Additionally, the project aims to address environmental threats such as illegal logging and cultural losses due to modernization, which have endangered the delicate balance of the ecosystem and traditional Murut way of life.

Activities and Attractions within Kabulongou

Orou Sapulot offers guests a chance to time travel back to nature and rural living, with sufficient basic amenities. Immerse yourself in the beauty of the wilderness and experience the wonders and activities within the Sapulot-Logongon area.

Packages and Rates Per Pax

Potential guests can suggest their preferences from the 14 activities (attractions) listed and we will develop suitable packages. There are all together 6 packages ranging from 2D1N to 7D6N with their respective rates/pax as follows:-

No.

1

2

3

4

5

6

Package

2D1N

3D2N

4D3N

5D4N

6D5N

7D6N

Rate Per Pax (RM)

691.00

1,252.00

2,217.00

1,820.00

2,059.00

2,254.00

Rate per pax without transportation (RM)

451.00

1,021.00

1,977.00

1,580.00

1,891.00

2,014.00

Community project effort

OROU Sapulot is actively involved in partnership programs with the villagers of Sapulot. One of the main goals of these programs is to offer the villagers opportunities for generating income. The expected direct and indirect impacts on participating villagers include enhanced livelihoods, educational opportunities, strengthened cultural preservation, and improved environmental stewardship. By engaging local residents in sustainable tourism practices, OROU aims to foster a sense of ownership and pride in their natural heritage, while also promoting a model of eco-tourism that benefits both the community and the ecosystem.