Tag: Kalotok

Due to several reasons, some travelers choose a place that is very far from the crowds. Entering the jungle, trying to get closer to nature was as deep as their adventurous soul. Some are for a moment, some even last longer. Feeling challenged or wild in your imagination, so you choose the forest as your destination. Of course, Indonesia has a lot of natural tourist objects that make this possible. If you are one of those who want it, one of the best ideas is to have a vacation to to Borneo or Kalimantan. Find Tanjung Puting on the southwest peninsula of Central Kalimantan. The location covers three sub-districts, namely Kumai, Hanau, and Seruyan Hilir. In the past, Tanjung Puting was a colonial heritage reserve primarily for the protection of Orang Utans and Proboscis monkeys. In 1977, this nature reserve was designated by UNESCO as a Biosphere Reserve in Indonesia. Meanwhile, since 1996 it has been officially converted into a national park with an area of ​​415,040 ha. Due to its attractiveness, visits to Tanjung Puting National Park continue to increase. In April 2018, the number of tourists reached 16,778, dominated by foreign tourists. Be one of the domestic travelers who joins the exotic tropical forest which is proclaimed as Bali's 11th. For a moment, forget the completely digital side of modernity. Within the limitations of electricity and signal, Tanjung Puting National Park will invite you to carry out various memorable activities in the wild, including in its vast water areas. Interested? Here are some recommendations for interesting activities to do. Wading the Sekonyer River "Indonesia's Amazon" Tanjung Puting National Park has a walkway on its long river waters. In order to pamper the tourists who come, the klotok boat now has an additional function besides being the main mode