Tangkoko Nature Reserve Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
nature reserve in Sulawesi, Indonesia
About Tangkoko Nature Reserve
The first conservation area at Mount Tongkoko was established in 1919. To this, the Duasaudara area has been added in 1978, and the Batuangus and Batuputih areas in 1981, together encompassing a total of8,718 hectares (21,540 acres). Visitation is only allowed in the Batuputih area. Located at the foot of Dua Saudara Mountain, the area is comprised of rolling hills and valleys with a variety of hardwood trees and unusual plant life. The animal life is also quite varied, and one can often view Tarsius tarsier (the world's smallest primate), black tailless monkeys, maleo birds, wild pigs, and kuskus (marsupials). Tangkoko Batuangus Reserve offers a suitable protective environment to help prevent these animals from becoming extinct. A local tour operator can provide an experienced guide w
Tangkoko Nature Reserve Travel Guide Sections
Our comprehensive guide covers 13 sections including: