National Park Rawa Aopa Watumohai is a representative type of low mountain rain forest ecosystem, mangroves, coastal forests, savanna, and freshwater swamp forest in Sulawesi.
Savanna vegetation in this park has a characteristic and uniqueness, due to an association between the prairie with plants agel, palm and bamboo thorns, bushes and plants are also along the rivers that flow in the savanna.
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| Rawa Aopa - Sulawesi |
Diversity of plants in this region is very prominent in the least recorded 89 families, 257 genera and 323 species.
This area is also a habitat for various bird species, 155 bird species recorded in it, including 32 species classified as endangered and 37 species classified as endemic.
In this park, you can do hiking and camping in Mount Watumohai - Mendoke, boating, fishing and bird watching in Rawa Aopa, exploring the forest and observe wildlife.
You can also explore the mangrove coast Lanowulu, safari, watching the deer that live in the wild, and enjoy the savanna in Lanowulu - Langkowala. Which is enjoying a pretty spectacular Waterfall Pinanggosi with roaring sound of water falling from a height of 30 meters.
Enjoy the wide expanse of swamp with a background cluster of charming mountains. So far, most visitors to this place was that the researchers. But that does not mean tourists are prohibited from visiting the region.
Mount Leuser National Park is one of the natural resources deserve the pride of Indonesia. Mount Leuser National Park is a nature reserve on the border of national park status of Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam, North Sumatra. This national park takes its name from the towering Mount Leuser with a height of 3404 meters above sea level in Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam. This national park covers the natural ecosystems of the coast to high mountains covered by dense forests typical of tropical rain.
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| Mount Leuser National Park |
Mount Leuser National Park is a representative type of coastal forest ecosystems, and tropical rain forest lowlands to the mountains.
Mount Leuser forest is very dense, typical of coastal forest and tropical rain forests. In it there are several rivers, lakes, hot springs, valleys, and waterfalls. Ecosystems are very beautiful and diverse landscape that includes the plains to the mountains. There are a variety of endangered species are protected, such as jungle cats, tigers, hornbills, orangutans, gibbons, snakes, butterflies, birds, Sumatran elephant, Sumatran rhinoceros, goat forest, and sambar deer. In addition, there are plants strangler (fig) and other rare plants, such as the giant flower "Rhizanthes zippelnii" in diameter 1.5 meters, Raflesia flowers, and leaves a giant umbrella.
In the Mount Leuser National Park area tends to be original and there are types of trees of high economic value and can still be found Orangutans and other primate species as well as a variety of birds.
Mount Leuser National Park
Bantimurung Karst Mountains - South Sulawesi
Identical to the known karst limestone, barren, hot, dry and craggy rocks tend to robustness white. Karst area Bantimurung Bulusaraung National Park has long been known as the limestone mountains that kept many potential range of distinctive and unique. These characteristics would have been able to invite a variety of disciplines and among the parties to maintain sustainability, manage and use for various purposes.
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| Bantimurung Karst Mountains - South Sulawesi |
One area that many tourists are attracted Bantimurung Natural Park which is located in the Maros district of South Sulawesi Province. Having a beautiful natural potential, as a place of cultural tourism, and is a habitat for more than 84 species of butterfly, which was dubbed the Kingdom of Butterflies.
Bantimurung National Park has the most beautiful natural scenery. Because in this park, there are sources of water that never dry. So that various types of plants can survive in the long dry season.
Enchantment Natural Park Bantimurung as natural assets owned by the South Sulawesi Province, precisely Maros National Park Bantimurung Bulusaraung. Potentials that exist both tirta tourism, biodiversity and beauty of the cliffs karstnya as nature tourism with a special interest needs to be kept and maintained its existence. While the potential is presumably still hidden and have not been identified, need to be dug and carried peneltian further as the material development of the next tour.
