Tangkoko National Park - North Sulawesi
Tangkoko National Park is one of Indonesia’s most biodiverse terrestrial sanctuaries. Nestled on the northeastern tip of Sulawesi,
it’s renowned for sightings of the world’s smallest primate—the tarsier—as well as black crested macaques, hornbills, cuscus, and
maleo birds. Experienced rangers lead guided treks through tropical forest trails, allowing visitors to encounter rare species up
close while preserving their natural habitats. A must-visit for photographers and nature lovers
WILDLIFE HIGHLIGHTS:
- Spotting nocturnal tarsiers in their natural tree hollows
- Troops of endemic black crested macaques
- Rare sightings of maleo birds and Sulawesi hornbills
- Day and night treks through primary rainforest
- Birdwatching and macro wildlife photography paradise
HOW TO GET THERE:
- Nearest airport: Sam Ratulangi International Airport (MDC), Manado
- Direct flights from Jakarta, Bali, and Makassar
- Approx. 1.5–2 hours drive from Manado to the park entrance