Baluran National Park

Because of its savanna and animals, Baluran National Park has been nicknamed the Africana of Java. Bekol, Cangkring Alas Malang, Bilik-Sijile, and Taipat are huge savannas. Bekol is the most accessible, about an hour's drive from the park's main gate. Visitors may stay in lodges with views of the savannah and be greeted in the morning by wildlife on the move and an early dawn. Then, guests may go on the savannah to catch a glimpse of the lovely morning light.

If you wish to witness creatures such as wild buffalo, bulls, and groups of deer seeking for food on the savanna, you can easily find them in the water puddles dispersed around the grassland. The shrieking of peacocks disrupts the quiet. When a female approaches, they shout at each other to catch the attention of the females, their wings fully extended.

The mix of different landscapes and creatures that give tourists a sense of freedom in nature. 

There is also a bird-filled mangrove forest. Birds will chirp to delight travelers in the morning and evening. There are also beautiful coral reefs off the coast of Bama that may be observed when snorkeling. When we visit this location, it is quite a wonderful and full destination.

• The park features vast open grasslands known as Bekol Savanna, home to wild deer, banteng (Javan wild cattle), monkeys, and peacocks, resembling a mini-African safari experience.
• The scenic Mount Baluran (1,247 m) stands at the heart of the park, offering a dramatic volcanic backdrop for photography and nature lovers.
• Baluran boasts savannas, mangroves, monsoon forests, lowland rainforests, and coral-fringed beaches, making it one of the most ecologically diverse parks in Java.
• The park is a great place to see wildlife in their natural habitat, including leopards, civets, wild buffalo, and over 150 bird species, especially around waterholes.
• Visitors can relax at Bama Beach, a quiet white-sand beach with nearby mangrove trails, coral reefs, and calm waters perfect for snorkeling and kayaking.