Meet your English-speaking guide at Padang international airport in the morning, and transfer to the small village of Lempur, on the shores of Lake Kerinci.

In the early morning, you begin your trek through a traditional market-gardening area, where cinnamon, bamboo and rattan are harvested sustainably by the villagers. As you cross the shallow Manjuto River, you reach the primary forest, which marks the border of Kerinci Seblat National Park.

You then continue your trek towards Lintang Hill, where you will spend your first night in a tent. "Bukit Lintang" is home to a wide variety of wild animals, including wild boar, Malayan tapir, numerous deer and, of course, the Sumatran tiger. On the other side of the hill, you can watch and listen to the morning call of the gibbons and hornbills. Your guide will then help you to spot tiger or tapir tracks. After around 5 hours' walking, you reach an unnamed waterfall, where you will spend the night. Take advantage of the cool water to swim in the natural pool carved out of the rock. You can continue exploring the surrounding equatorial forest. In the early morning, you begin your trek through a traditional market-gardening area, where cinnamon, bamboo and rattan are harvested sustainably by the villagers. As you cross the shallow Manjuto River, you reach the primary forest, which marks the border of Kerinci Seblat National Park.

Breakfast, beside a bubbling waterfall, is deliciously accompanied by birdsong and puts you in the right mood to continue your jungle adventures. You resume your walk through the jungle towards Bukit Lumut, a high altitude area covered in moss and often in mist. It's also during this day that you'll try to get close to the famous Sumatran tiger (at least you'll be able to see many of its characteristic paw prints).

You continue your trek through lush, unspoilt jungle, before reaching Lake Kaco, whose waters are an almost phosphorescent blue! It's like an aquarium in the forest. It's a well-deserved swim, with plenty of exotic fish and a few freshwater crabs. This natural pool is fed by a spring. Set up camp on the edge of the lake. Finally, a night walk to track civets, flying squirrels and a few tree frogs.

The morning is free, before you set off on a 3-hour walk in search of birds and animals on your way to civilisation. You'll take a break at the Siluang Bersisik Emas waterfall, then finish your trek through sumptuous rice fields before reaching Lempur.