Wildlife

Indonesia is one of the countries with the greatest wildlife wealth and biodiversity of forests, and offers opportunities to create sighting trips and hiking in the more than 50 national and marine parks that this country has. Species as disparate as the world’s largest flower (Raflesia arnoldi) that can be seen in the Gunnung Leuser National Park in Sumatra or the smallest monkeys in the world such as tarsiers, and crested black monkeys that can be spotted in the National Park from Tangkoko on Sulawesi Island. As well as more known spices such as orangutans and proboscis monkeys you can find them in Borneo, rhinos and leopards in Java, Anoa, babirusas and buffaloes in Sulawesi, kuskus and casuaries in Papua, Komodo dragons in the Komodo National Park, endemic birds all over the country. And of course the majestic ocean blankets in the seas of Indonesia