Visit a national park with the special experience of witnessing nature's freedom and biodiversity by interacting with huge beasts such as gentle elephants.

A journey to explore the stunning coral reefs beneath the Java Sea.

The first and only conservation area in Asia tasked with conserving the country's woods.

The terrain of Laiwangi Wanggameti has been shaped by climate, culture, and the forest.

Discover the biodiversity while engaging in everyday activities with the community to get knowledge of the traditional Sumatran culture and local knowledge.

Maros' karst structure stands tall with jagged fissures and is considered as the world's second biggest karst landscape.

Tropical forest that lines the shore

An elephant is a gift from God that is used to look after his creation.

This national park spans an area of around 50 thousand hectares and is the last lowland spring forest on the island of Sumba.

The Ramsar list includes the National Park area, which is a wetland that is vital for life.

One of the conservation zones on the island of Sulawesi that takes the shape of a national park is Gandang Dewata.

The one and only National Park in Indonesia that has 6,000 hectares of sea sand. This natural phenomenon, often called as Sea Sand of Tengger, is occurred in between 200 to 700 metres above sea level, and surrounded by caldera.

Komodo, Rinca, Gili Motang, Nusa Kode, other small islands and surrounding sea are the area that formed Komodo National Park in Manggarai Barat (West Manggarai) Regency, Nusa Tenggara Timur (East Nusa Tenggara) Province. Other than Komodo (Varanus komodoensis), there are wild horse (Equus caballus), wild water buffalo (Bubalus bubalis), long-tailed monkey (Macaca vascicularis) and several avian species that live in the National Park.

Wakatobi is seen as a small archipelago and is the center of the Coral Triangle.

Bunaken is renowned as a diving enthusiast's paradise all over the world.