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Two daily feeding sessions draw crowds of tourists to watch monkeys as they swing through their natural habitat.

Two daily feeding sessions draw crowds of tourists to watch monkeys as they swing through their natural habitat.

Watch as a community of orphaned orangutans play in the trees above you at this sanctuary.

This historic township, once occupied by the Japanese in World War II, is now a gateway to northern Borneo’s rich world of ecotourism.

Watch as a community of orphaned orangutans play in the trees above you at this sanctuary.

Watch as a community of orphaned orangutans play in the trees above you at this sanctuary.

Two daily feeding sessions draw crowds of tourists to watch monkeys as they swing through their natural habitat.

Two daily feeding sessions draw crowds of tourists to watch monkeys as they swing through their natural habitat.

Watch as a community of orphaned orangutans play in the trees above you at this sanctuary.

Two daily feeding sessions draw crowds of tourists to watch monkeys as they swing through their natural habitat.

Two daily feeding sessions draw crowds of tourists to watch monkeys as they swing through their natural habitat.

Two daily feeding sessions draw crowds of tourists to watch monkeys as they swing through their natural habitat.

Two daily feeding sessions draw crowds of tourists to watch monkeys as they swing through their natural habitat.

Two daily feeding sessions draw crowds of tourists to watch monkeys as they swing through their natural habitat.

Watch as a community of orphaned orangutans play in the trees above you at this sanctuary.

Watch as a community of orphaned orangutans play in the trees above you at this sanctuary.

Two daily feeding sessions draw crowds of tourists to watch monkeys as they swing through their natural habitat.

Watch as a community of orphaned orangutans play in the trees above you at this sanctuary.

This historic township, once occupied by the Japanese in World War II, is now a gateway to northern Borneo’s rich world of ecotourism.

Two daily feeding sessions draw crowds of tourists to watch monkeys as they swing through their natural habitat.