NATIONAL PARK CONSERVATION

Alas Purwo National Park

Experience the mystical beauty of Alas Purwo National Park, where ancient rainforests, wild savannas, world-class surfing at G-Land, and sacred caves create a breathtaking adventure in Java's most legendary wilderness!
Located in Banyuwangi, East Java, Indonesia
  • 44,037.3 Ha
  • Javan Leopard, Javan Warty Pig, Asiatic Linsangs, Asian Small-clawed Otter, Cream-coloured Giant Squirrel, Sunda Pangolin, Sunda Porcupine, Bat, Hornbill, Egret, Tern, Kingfisher, Amboina Box Turtle

A Sacred Wilderness and Explorer's Paradise

More than just a natural wonder, Alas Purwo National Park is deeply woven into local culture and spirituality. Known as the "Land of Explorers", it offers a diverse range of attractions catering to adventurers, nature lovers, and spiritual seekers alike. Within its ancient forests lies the Giri Temple, a Hindu spiritual site where visitors can experience the harmony between humans and nature. The park also features sacred natural springs, believed to possess rejuvenating and healing properties, adding to its mystical allure.

From golden beaches and dense forests to rolling hills and hidden caves, Alas Purwo offers both thrilling adventures and peaceful retreats. Its legendary G-Land (Plengkung Beach) is a world-class surfing paradise, while the Bedul mangrove forest provides a serene escape rich in biodiversity and conservation efforts.

Exploring Alas Purwo isn't complete without visiting its network of ancient caves, which add to the mysticism and natural beauty of the region. These caves, along with the park's lush mangrove forests and pristine coastlines, enhance its reputation as one of Java's most captivating travel destinations. Whether you're surfing, trekking, or immersing yourself in spiritual and cultural traditions, Alas Purwo National Park promises an unforgettable journey into the heart of Java's sacred wilderness.

Unique Features

  • Known as the "Place of Beginnings", the park is deeply tied to Javanese mysticism and is considered a sacred site for meditation and spiritual retreats.
  • Home to Javanese banteng (wild cattle), green peafowls, Javan langurs, and the critically endangered Javan leopard.
  • Also known as “G-Land“, it is one of the best surfing spots in the world, attracting professional surfers for its legendary seven-barrel waves.
  • A vast open savanna where visitors can observe wild banteng, deer, peacocks, and other grazing animals in their natural habitat.

Things To Do

In Alas Purwo National Park, visitors can explore ancient rainforests, uncovering the park's spiritual heritage at Giri Temple and sacred meditation caves like Goa Istana. For adventure seekers, surfing at G-Land (Plengkung Beach) offers some of the best waves in the world, attracting surfers from around the globe. Wildlife enthusiasts can embark on a safari in Sadengan Savanna, spotting banteng, peafowls, and Javan leopards in their natural habitat. Nature lovers can cruise through the Bedul mangrove forest, home to rich biodiversity and stunning wetland scenery. Whether you're hiking, wildlife spotting, or embracing the park's mystical charm, Alas Purwo National Park offers an unforgettable journey into Java's untamed wilderness.
  • Location & How To Get There

    • July - October
      1. Jakarta - Banyuwangi: 1 hour 35 minutes by plane
      2. Banyuwangi - Alas Purwo : 50 minutes Driving
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    • May 16, 2025 at 07:57 pm
      So excited✨️✨️

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