Top 10 Indonesian National Parks in 2026

This vast Sumatran rainforest is one of the last places on earth where orangutans, tigers, rhinos, and elephants coexist in the wild.

Borneo's famous orangutan rehabilitation centre is reached by klotok houseboat journeys through blackwater jungle rivers.

Java's westernmost tip shelters the last surviving population of the critically endangered Javan rhinoceros.

This otherworldly volcanic landscape of smoking craters and sand seas contains Java's highest peak, Mount Semeru.

A lowland Sumatran rainforest that serves as a critical habitat for wild elephants, Sumatran tigers, and rhinoceros.

North Sulawesi's marine park contains sheer coral walls dropping hundreds of metres, hosting some of the best wall diving in the world.

Southeast Asia's largest protected area spans from Papuan glacial peaks to tropical coastline across 2.5 million hectares.

Sumatra's largest national park protects the highest volcano in Sumatra and a crucial corridor for endangered wildlife.

This marine park in Southeast Sulawesi protects one of the world's highest coral reef diversity areas with over 750 species.

This vast Sumatran rainforest is one of the last places on earth where orangutans, tigers, rhinos, and elephants coexist in the wild.

Borneo's famous orangutan rehabilitation centre is reached by klotok houseboat journeys through blackwater jungle rivers.

Java's westernmost tip shelters the last surviving population of the critically endangered Javan rhinoceros.

This otherworldly volcanic landscape of smoking craters and sand seas contains Java's highest peak, Mount Semeru.

A lowland Sumatran rainforest that serves as a critical habitat for wild elephants, Sumatran tigers, and rhinoceros.

North Sulawesi's marine park contains sheer coral walls dropping hundreds of metres, hosting some of the best wall diving in the world.

Southeast Asia's largest protected area spans from Papuan glacial peaks to tropical coastline across 2.5 million hectares.

Sumatra's largest national park protects the highest volcano in Sumatra and a crucial corridor for endangered wildlife.

This marine park in Southeast Sulawesi protects one of the world's highest coral reef diversity areas with over 750 species.