In the northern tip of Borneo island lies the lush forests of Kabili-Sepilok Reserve, which is home to the Sepilok Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre. Created in 1964 for baby Orang Utans rescued from illegal hunting and plantations, once here they are rehabilitated and released back into the wild once able to sustain themselves. These adorable primates draw many tourists each year, allowing them a chance to enjoy daily feeding in the viewing gallery and a possible first hand encounter as they wander the boardwalks paths of the reserve.
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