NATIONAL PARK CONSERVATION
Batang Gadis National Park
Discover the biodiversity while engaging in everyday activities with the community to get knowledge of the traditional Sumatran culture and local knowledge.
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72.150 Ha
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Asian Golden Cat, Sumatran Tiger, Tapir, Sambar deer, Sumatran serow, Rafflesia Arnoldi
The Relic of Sumatran Tropical Forest
A variety of indigenous creatures from South Sumatra, North Sumatra, and East Sumatra provide Batang Gadis its great diversity. In this national park, several rare plant species flourish in large numbers, including the Rafflesia Arnoldi, the Kantong Semar, and the Meranti Merah. Along with other uncommon creatures, this national park is home to the Asian Golden Cat, Sumatran Serow, Tapir, and birds that had been thought to be extinct for a century.
When visiting Sibangor Village, for instance, you may view traditional houses with Ijuk roofs, you are also given the opportunity to learn about the history and values of traditional Sumatran culture.
This national park's broad and deep caldera is another intriguing feature. There are historical ancient Japanese colonial caverns as well as natural caves that are dispersed around the park.Traveling allows one to explore culture as well as nature.
When visiting Sibangor Village, for instance, you may view traditional houses with Ijuk roofs, you are also given the opportunity to learn about the history and values of traditional Sumatran culture.
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Location & How To Get There
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January - August
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- Jakarta - Medan: 2 hour 30 minutes by plane
Panyabungan: 12 hours driving - Jakarta - Padang: 1 hour 45 minutes by plane
Panyabungan: 7 hour driving
- Jakarta - Medan: 2 hour 30 minutes by plane
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Contact Park
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Batang Gadis National ParkJl. Willem Iskandar No.1 Kel. Pidoli DOlok Kecamatan Panyabungan, Mandailing Natal, North Sumatera
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