Lorentz National Park is Southeast Asia's largest protected area, spanning 2.5 million hectares from Papuan glacial peaks at 4,884 meters to tropical coastline. This UNESCO World Heritage site contains the continent's only equatorial glaciers, which have receded by 30% since 2000 due to climate change. It is 60% larger than #5 Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park in total area, offering unparalleled elevational diversity from snow to sea within a single ecosystem.
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