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Sumatra wildlife overview

2025-10-27T23:50:09+07:00

A Comprehensive Overview of Sumatran Wildlife  Introduction Sumatra, the largest island entirely in Indonesia and the sixth-largest island in the world, is a biological treasure trove. Its rainforests, mangroves, peat swamps, and montane ecosystems form part of the Sundaland Biodiversity Hotspot, recognized by UNESCO and the WWF as among the most critical for global conservation. The island’s isolation, tropical climate, and diverse habitats have fostered extraordinary levels of endemism — many species found here exist nowhere else on Earth. Sadly, Sumatra is also a frontline for deforestation and wildlife loss. Mammals of the Sumatran Jungles Sumatra hosts over 200 species [...]

Sumatra wildlife overview2025-10-27T23:50:09+07:00

Bukit Lawang is Gateway to Sumatra Orangutan and Sumatra Jungle Trekking

2025-07-03T09:13:08+07:00

Bukit Lawang is Gateway to Sumatra Orangutan and Sumatra Jungle Trekking Bukit Lawang, a charming eco-village nestled at the edge of Gunung Leuser National Park in North Sumatra, Indonesia, is one of Southeast Asia’s top destinations for wild orangutan trekking. Located about 86 kilometers northwest of Medan, this riverside village is a haven for nature lovers, hikers, and eco-conscious travelers looking to experience the rich biodiversity of the Sumatran rainforest. If you're planning an adventure filled with wildlife encounters, lush jungle treks, and sustainable tourism, Bukit Lawang is the perfect destination. Where is Bukit Lawang? Bukit Lawang is situated [...]

Bukit Lawang is Gateway to Sumatra Orangutan and Sumatra Jungle Trekking2025-07-03T09:13:08+07:00

Tangkahan Hidden Paradise Sumatran Elephant Sanctuary

2025-07-03T08:36:06+07:00

Tangkahan & the Sumatran Elephant: A Story of Nature, Conservation & Culture  Tangkahan: Indonesia’s Hidden Jungle Sanctuary Where is Tangkahan? Tangkahan is a remote village and ecotourism destination nestled in Langkat Regency, North Sumatra, Indonesia. It lies on the outskirts of the Gunung Leuser National Park (GLNP), a UNESCO-listed tropical rainforest and one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on Earth. Tangkahan is about 80–90 kilometers from Medan, the capital of North Sumatra. What Makes Tangkahan Special? Tangkahan is often described as "The Hidden Paradise of Sumatra" for its unspoiled beauty, dense rainforest, and strong commitment to community-based ecotourism. It’s not [...]

Tangkahan Hidden Paradise Sumatran Elephant Sanctuary2025-07-03T08:36:06+07:00

Lake Toba Parapat and Samosir Island

2025-07-03T08:06:58+07:00

Lake Toba – Indonesia’s Largest Volcanic Wonder" Discover Lake Toba: The Largest Volcanic Lake in the World Lake Toba is a colossal volcanic lake located in North Sumatra, Indonesia. Measuring approximately 100 kilometers in length and 30 kilometers in width, and with a depth of up to 505 meters, it is the largest lake in Southeast Asia and the largest volcanic lake in the world. Sitting at an altitude of approximately 900 meters (2,950 feet) above sea level, the lake occupies the caldera of a supervolcano that last erupted around 74,000 years ago. This unique geological feature is [...]

Lake Toba Parapat and Samosir Island2025-07-03T08:06:58+07:00

Berastagi Karo Highland

2025-07-03T10:17:30+07:00

Berastagi – The Karo Highland Retreat of North Sumatra Berastagi (sometimes spelled Brastagi) is a serene highland town located in the Karo Regency of North Sumatra, Indonesia, just about 70 kilometers south of Medan, the provincial capital. Nestled at an elevation of approximately 1,300 meters above sea level in the cool Karo Highlands, Berastagi is famed for its refreshing mountain climate, fertile volcanic soil, and breathtaking views of two active volcanoes—Mount Sibayak and Mount Sinabung. This charming destination has long been a favorite weekend getaway for locals and tourists alike, offering a perfect escape from the tropical heat and [...]

Berastagi Karo Highland2025-07-03T10:17:30+07:00
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