NATIONAL PARK CONSERVATION

Bantimurung Bulusaraung National Park

Discover the natural wonders of Bantimurung Bulusaraung National Park, where spectacular limestone karsts, enchanting waterfalls, and thousands of butterflies await in one of South Sulawesi's most iconic eco-tourism destinations!
Located in South Sulawesi (Maros & Pangkep Regencies ), Indonesia
  • 43.750 Ha
  • Sulawesi Dwarf Cuscus, Sulawesi Bear Cuscus, Sulawesi Wrinkled Hornbill, Sulawesi Taritic Hornbill, Sulawesi Moor Macaque, Sulawesi Palm Civet, Pot-bellied Boar, Tarsius, Spider Crab, Butterflies

The Towers Karst in Wallacea

This karst area has beautiful surface characteristics. This vertical cave encourages travelers to embark on a difficult trek. Inside the cave are ancient drawings similar to those found in the Petta Kere and Pettae caves. In addition to historical sites, the Bantimurung mountain range is visually appealing due to its elevation of 1,353 meters above sea level. This is a really intriguing attraction for visitors. The lovely cool Bantimurung Waterfall will also be available for visits. If we continue walking through the forest, we will see beautiful butterflies that will make our walks even more cheerful.

Enjoy a scenic and hard nature hike surrounded by colorful butterflies.

Everyone agrees that Bantimurung Bulusaraung's biodiversity is quite rich. The Wallacea region is home to endemic species such the Sulawesi Taritic Hornbill, Sulawesi Taritic Civet, Sulawesi Wrinkled Hornbill, and Sulawesi Macaques.

Unique Features

  • The park is famous for its rich butterfly population, with over 250 species recorded, earning it the title “Kingdom of Butterflies“ by naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace.
  • The Bantimurung Waterfall is the park's most popular site, offering a refreshing escape, surrounded by lush greenery and natural swimming areas.
  • Home to one of the largest karst areas in Southeast Asia, the park features majestic limestone cliffs, deep caves, and underground rivers, perfect for exploration and spelunking.
  • The Leang-Leang caves contain some of the oldest prehistoric hand stencils and animal drawings, dating back tens of thousands of years, making it a site of archaeological and cultural significance.

Things To Do

Visitors to Bantimurung Bulusaraung National Park can enjoy a variety of nature-based and cultural activities. Start with a visit to the famous Bantimurung Waterfall, where you can swim, relax, or admire the colorful butterflies fluttering through the air. Cave exploration in areas like Leang-Leang and Pattunuang reveals ancient rock art and underground wonders, while hiking or climbing the dramatic karst cliffs offers breathtaking views of the park's limestone landscape. For wildlife enthusiasts, the park's forested trails provide opportunities to spot monkeys, birds, and rare plants. Whether you're exploring prehistoric caves, chasing waterfalls, or immersing in natural beauty, Bantimurung Bulusaraung National Park offers an adventure filled with history, biodiversity, and wonder.
  • Location & How To Get There

    • July - August, December - January
      1. Jakarta - Makasar: 2 hour 25 minutes by plane
      2. Makasar - Maros: 1 hour 30 minutes driving
  • Contact Park

    • Bantimurung Bulusaraung National Park
      Jl. Poros Maros - Bone Km. 12, Bantimurung, South Sulawesi

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    • Mar 29, 2025 at 01:58 pm
      tunggu!!! aku akan datang tahun ini buat seru seruan...

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