Way Kambas National Park is the premier lowland rainforest sanctuary in Sumatra, protecting a critical population of 200 wild elephants alongside Sumatran tigers and rhinoceros. This 1,300-square-kilometer habitat achieved a 15% increase in elephant numbers since 2020 through intensive anti-poaching efforts. It ranks cheaper than the average national park entry fee in Indonesia, at just $3 per visitor, and is 30% more affordable than #8 Lorentz National Park for budget-conscious travelers seeking wildlife encounters.
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