Tangkahan Eco Glamping Rooms
Welcome to Tangkahan Eco Glamping.
We didn’t want to build a typical hotel; we wanted to create a Tangkahan accommodation that actually feels like it belongs in the jungle. Our eco lodge in Tangkahan is tucked away in our tropical garden, surrounded by lush green gardens with tents, so it never feels crowded.
We’ve worked hard to make this the best place to stay in North Sumatra for people who want a real bed and a hot shower without losing that connection to the jungle
Below, you can check out our three room types, see what’s cooking in the restaurant, and find a few helpful tips on what to expect before you book your stay for ethical conservation in North Sumatra.
Elephant Rooms
Room features:
- 2 soft and comfortable towels
- 2 Shared Western-style toilets are easily reached just behind your tent
- Share 1 bathroom with hot shower next to toilet
- Table and chairs on the terrace
- 1 Tent for 2 adults and one child
- 1 soft night light inside the tent
- Mosquito net if needed
- Jungle and river view
- Free room service ( by request )
- Sharing kitchen -+ 5 meters from the tent
- 1 Fan in each room
Price IDR 1,300.000/ night. Include meals ( breakfast, dinner ), a night time spotlight, and eco – friendly tree planting
Tiger Room
Room features:
- 2 soft and comfortable towels
- Private Western Toilet
- Private Bathroom with hot shower
- Table and chairs on the terrace
- 1 Tent for 2 adults and one child
- 1 soft night light inside the tent
- Mosquito net if needed
- Jungle and river view
- Free room service ( by request )
- Sharing kitchen -+ 5 meters from the tent
- 1 Fan in each room
Price IDR 1,500.000/ night. Include meals ( breakfast, dinner ), a night time spotlight, and eco – friendly tree planting
Orangutan Room
Room features:
- 2 soft and comfortable towels
- Private Western Toilet
- Private Bathroom with hot shower
- Table and chairs on the terrace
- 1 Tent for 2 adults and one child
- 1 soft night light inside the tent
- Mosquito net if needed
- Jungle and river view
- Free room service ( by request )
- Sharing kitchen -+ 5 meters from the tent
- 1 Fan in each room
Price IDR 1,500.000/ night. Include meals ( breakfast, dinner ), a night time spotlight, and eco – friendly tree planting
Eco Lodge Tangkahan Restaurant
RESTAURANT DETAIL
We provide typical local food and western food such as bananas tree, this is a typical Karo food, we call it umbut. Or Cipera is a typical Karo food whose main ingredient is corn.
Detailed breakfast;
We provide breakfast menus such as bread with butter, banana, sugar, plain, pancakes, cis omlete, fried rice with omelet, or fried noodles and many other menus.
Dinner:
We usually use a buffet for guests of more than 3 people, and if you want a specific food order, we are happy to hear it.
Dinner menu with buffe, stewed chicken or rendang, white rice or yellow rice, vegetables, fried tempeh, chili sauce and crackers as a complement.
After dinner you will be served fresh fruit such as pineapple or banana, or other fruit.
NEED TO KNOW BEFORE YOU BOOK WITH US
Our place is far from the city and outside of the central village, so we don’t have WiFi access. You can use data on a local SIM if you wish, but the signal is weak at our place with no reliable coverage. Prepare to disconnect from the outside world while you’re here. If you do need to access the internet, we can help take you back to the village for WiFi or data access.
Most accommodations and restaurants in Tangkahan only use cash as payment. There is no ATM in the village – the nearest is about 20 minutes away in Titimangga. We suggest you bring enough cash to pay for your various activities. But don’t worry, we accept payments via credit card.
Tangkahan Eco Glamping is all about getting away from it all – we are about a 20 minute walk from the village (but can use a boat to access if necessary).
There are small shops in Tangkahan selling basic supplies like mosquito repellent, snacks, toiletries and basic medicines, but very little else. Stock up before you come!
For more useful Sumatra Travel Tips, check out this awesome post from our friends at Exploring Sumatra: Sumatra Travel Tips: 11 Things to Know Before You Go.
