National Park - Wild Atlas Guide

West Bali National Park

Across West Bali’s northwestern reaches, where the Indian Ocean meets volcanic slopes and limestone cliffs plunge toward turquoise shallows, sprawls

Across the northeastern arm of Halmahera, where the Wallace Line once marked the boundary between Asian and Australasian fauna, lies

Across the Maluku Tengah district of Indonesia’s eastern archipelago, a sprawling expanse of 4,175 square kilometers of largely intact tropical

Across North Sulawesi’s rugged interior, where tectonic uplift has carved steep ridges and deep valleys through ancient volcanic terrain, Bogani

Volcanic slopes rise sharply from West Java’s interior, where Gunung Ciremai’s 3,078-metre summit dominates a landscape carved by geological upheaval

Where volcanic slopes rise sharply from the plateau of Central Java, Gunung Merbabu National Park encompasses nearly 200 square kilometers

Where the volcanic slopes of central Java rise into mist and montane forest, Mount Merapi National Park guards one of

Across the mountainous spine of Central Sulawesi spreads a wilderness of montane forest, rolling ridges, and deep valleys that rises

Steep ridges and river valleys carved through North Sumatra’s equatorial interior define Batang Gadis National Park, where monsoon forests cloak

Where the volcanic highlands of Timor Tengah Selatan rise above the surrounding lowlands, Mutis Timau National Park unfolds across approximately