Komodo National Park

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Komodo National Park
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“Komodo National Park is a national park in Indonesia within the Lesser Sunda Islands in the border region between the provinces of East Nusa Tenggara and West Nusa Tenggara. The park includes the three larger islands—Komodo, Padar and Rinca—and 26 smaller ones, with a total area of 1,733 km2…”
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Lonely PlanetSep 29

The 11 Best Things to Do in Indonesia

Spotting orangutans, sailing in traditional schooners, diving with manta rays, climbing volcanoes and much, much more.

Domain of the fierce Komodo dragons.

22 things in this story
  • Komodo National ParkTrailDomain of the fierce Komodo dragons.
  • RincaSightDensely populated with aggressive Komodo dragons.
  • Pulau KomodoSightPaired with a ranger for dragon encounters.
  • PadarSightBeat the crowds for morning views.
  • SiabaSight
  • KalongSight
  • Bidadari IslandsSight
  • Elsewhere
  • Kelimutu National ParkSightMoni, IndonesiaThree lakes capable of drastically changing color.
  • CangguNeighborhoodDenpasar, IndonesiaBali area with a high tide of tourists.
  • MedewiNeighborhoodDenpasar, IndonesiaLow-key surf town with a black-sand beach.
  • PerancakSightDenpasar, IndonesiaRiver mouth harbors a colorful traditional fishing fleet.
  • NegaraNeighborhoodDenpasar, IndonesiaSite of mekepung buffalo chariot racing.
  • Gunung BromoSightMalang, IndonesiaPopular volcano to climb for sunrise.
  • Anak KrakatauSightBandung, IndonesiaVolcano accessible by boat from West Javanese coast.
  • Kawah IjenSightBanyuwangi, IndonesiaKnown for its ghostly streams of blue fire.
  • Tangkuban PrahuSightBandung, IndonesiaAccessible by vehicle from Bandung city.
  • SumbaNeighborhoodWaikabubak, IndonesiaIsland with megalithic tombstones and Pasola festival.
  • WaibakulNeighborhoodWaikabubak, IndonesiaArea with traditional Sumbanese villages.
  • Tiwi Ata MbupuSightMoni, IndonesiaLake known as a resting place for demons and witches.
  • Gunung Leuser National ParkTrailBukit Lawang, IndonesiaBest place to see critically endangered Sumatran orangutans.
  • Kerinci Seblat National ParkTrailPadang, IndonesiaHome to one of the world's only healthy tiger populations.
  • Tana TorajaNeighborhoodMakassar, IndonesiaFascinating culture with remarkable homes and funeral rites.
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