Sumatera

Have you ever seen peat swamps? What about peat swamps meets freshwater swamps? If your answer is no, you must visit Berbak National Park!

The last place on earth, where we can see species of endangered orangutans, Sumatran elephants and  tigers in one single park.

The home of incredible plant and animal kingdom including Sumatran tigers and rhinoceros, and also the biggest flower on earth: Rafflesia Arnoldii.

The park is home to many key species of wild animals such as the Sumatran tiger with only an estimated 45 tigers within and around the park. 

Tesso Nilo National Park is one of last threatened home for the endangered elephant and Sumatran tiger in Riau Province.

Lowland tropical forest in the most southern province of Sumatra of Lampung, main habitat to the marvelous endangered Sumatran elephants.

An active volcano with the highest volcanic lake in Asia, home to many beautiful plant and animal species.

Sembilang National Park is a very important mangrove site which protected the world's wetlands area.

Siberut National Park is one of the priority protected area with incredible endemic biodiversities including Mentawai Gibbon and Simias concolor.

An amazing overlay of lowland hill where we can see the typical life of tropical nature with stunning protected biodiversity such as Sumatran tigers and gorgeous hornbills.

This park is home to a unique black and white animals Malayan Tapir that can only be found in North Sumatra and very rarely seen.

The youngest national park in Indonesia which mainly consisted of peatland with two freshwater lakes, Pulau besar lake and Bawah lake.