Tanjung Puting National Park
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568.700 Ha
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Bornean Orangutan, Proboscis Monkey, Agile Gibbon, Java Mouse-deer, Bornean Bearded Pig, False Gharial, Softshell Turtle, Storms Stork, Great Alba, Ramin, Keruing, Makrofita, Jelutung, Lanan, Ulin
Infiltrating the Great Apes in the Wild
In the 1970s, this national park was first created as a Bornean orangutan research facility. It is currently a rehabilitation facility that anyone may visit and get up up and personal with the gorillas. Motorboat rides along the Sekonyer River take about four hours. Riding a wooden boat to arrive to this park is the best option for those who want to have a true adventure. Four days will pass while traveling, and fauna from Borneo will be present along the riparian environment. Numerous bird species glide around, welcome long-tailed macaques, black monkeys, and proboscis monkeys. Additionally, there are beautiful plants such as Semar Pockets, Meranti, Ramin, Jelutung, and Keruing.
Experience a jungle journey with big apes and real flora that are visually stunning.
The big apes' feeding period is when this place is most exciting. The ranger has set up a sizable wooden platform that is covered in bananas, which the apes will plunder. Tourists would be thrilled to see this spectacle.
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Location & How To Get There
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May - September
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- Jakarta - Pangkalan Bun: 1 hour by plane
- Pontianak - Pangkalan Bun: 1 hour 25 minutes by plane
- Banjarmasin - Pangkalan Bun: 1 hour 22 minutes by plane
- Ketapang - Pangkalan Bun: 8 hour driving
Pangkalan Bun - Kumai: 20 minute driving
Kumai - Tanjung Harapan: 30 minutes by speedboat
Pondok Tanggul: 1 hour by speedboat
Camp Leakery: 30 minutes by speedboat
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Contact Park
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Tanjung Puting National ParkJl. H.M. Rafiu2019i Km. 2 No.90 Pangkalan Bun 74151 Kotawaringin Barat - Central Kalimantan
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