Aketajawe Lolobata National Park

Aketajawe Lolobata National Park has 243 species of birds from North Maluku and 211 species of birds from Halmahera, hence it can be claimed that this park is a bird lover's dream because it contains practically all bird species. Examples include the Invisible Rail, Blue and White Kingfisher, Halmahera Cuckoo-shire, and Dusky-brown Oriole.

Aketajawe and Lolobata are the two blocks that make up the park. It is abundant in palms, bamboo, orchids, and other woody plants. In lowland woods and rainforests, mosses and fungus thrive. Rivers of crystal-clear water, enormous limestone cliffs, waterfalls, and caverns all add to the park's diversity. Watching the angel birds is an amazing thing to do in TNAL. They often leave their lofty treetop nests to forage for food about seven in the morning. Don't be late since angels typically stop being on the lookout once it becomes light.

Aketajawe Lolobata is a Bird Species Paradise.

The Togutil and Tobelo are two of the local indigenous tribes. The Togutil subsist deep within the jungle, surviving on sago, animal hunting, and fishing. The Togutil inhabit gardens at the border of the forest. They all reside in neighborhoods around the park that share gardening.