is at the headwaters of Sungai Dumoga and is a haven for rare flora and fauna, including black-crested macaque (yaki), and a species of a giant fruit bat only discovered ...

is the third largest lake in Indonesia. Danau Poso is the main reason to stop in Tantena and/or Pendolo (see their separate entries further in this section).you can hike in ...

This lake, 30km south of Manado, is 600m above sea level. Its beautiful for hiking, and its popular with Manado?s upper class, who folk here for Sunday lunch. ...

It is easily the highest peak on the peninsula. We need four hours To get to the top, and we have to climb with the guide. The climb goes trough ...

it is wonderful area for trekking. The park is reach in exotic plant and animal life, including butterflies larger than human hand. Its also home to several indigenous tribes, most ...

The small island of bunaken and the rest of the island group in Manado bay, face the Sulawei Sea. Bunaken Marine Reserve with white sandy beaches, a dense population of ...

is home for to about 5000 Wana people, who live mostly by hunting and gathering, and trough shifting agriculture. The park is rich in wildlife, such as Anoa (dwarf buffalo), ...

Is undoubtedly the most popular destination in Sulawesi. Its vast pretty and mostly unspoiled area of traditional villages, unique architecture and fascinating cultures, but it?s also very busy especially during ...

is home to anoa, Babi rusa, crocodile, and Maleo, but most people come to see the burning coral cliff fuelled by a leak of natural gas. Try cupping the gas ...

This archipelago of pristine coral and volcanic isles in the middle of teluk Tomini is a riot of blue, gold and green. The undisturbed jungle shelters a variety of wildlife. ...