NATIONAL PARK CONSERVATION

Bukit Duabelas National Park

Step into the heart of Bukit Dua Belas National Park, where dense tropical rainforests, rare wildlife, and the indigenous Orang Rimba people create a unique blend of nature, culture, and adventure in Sumatra!
Located in Jambi Province, Sumatra, Indonesia
  • 54.780,40 Ha
  • Siamang, Clouded Leopard, Java Mouse-deer, Sun Bear, Sumatran Muntjac, Leopard Cat, Dhole, Sumatran Striped Rabbit, Hairy-nosed Otter, Crested Serpent Eagle, Bornean Ironwood, Bangris, Jelutong

Home to the Tribe of Orang Rimba

For decades, the indigenous Anak Dalam tribe has called the National Park home, ensuring the survival of their culture and customs. The mixture of natural woodland hills and waterways is an intriguing natural blend to discover. Bukit Dua Belas is home to a diverse range of wildlife and plants, including the Sumatran striped rabbit, Sumatran Lutra, mountain goat, siamang, sun bear, and other fascinating creatures. In addition, 41 orchid species exist in this region for the sake of knowledge, education, research, and the use of nature.

Travel with the Orang Rimba, who have a vibrant natural and cultural life.

We may enjoy a variety of natural features, such as waterfalls, caverns, and ancient rock monuments. The Tereng Cave on the Tereng River is a must-see. This cave was formed millions of years ago by natural processes. Staying overnight in a tent and mingling with the living activities of the Orang Rimba through traditions and customs will be an experience for you.

Unique Features

  • One of the few national parks where an indigenous community still lives traditionally, the Orang Rimba people rely on the forest for their livelihood, preserving centuries-old customs and sustainable living practices.
  • The park is home to rare and threatened species, including Sumatran tigers, Malayan tapirs, sun bears, clouded leopards, and various bird species.
  • As one of Sumatra's few remaining lowland rainforests, Bukit Dua Belas plays a crucial role in carbon storage, climate regulation, and water conservation.
  • The park offers a pure and untouched rainforest experience, with dense jungle trails, hidden waterfalls, and diverse flora, including rare medicinal plants used by the Orang Rimba.
  • Besides its ecological importance, the park is a key area for protecting Orang Rimba culture and ensuring their land rights, making it a place where nature and human heritage thrive together.

Things To Do

Visiting Bukit Dua Belas National Park is a unique experience that combines nature exploration with cultural immersion. Adventurers can embark on jungle treks through the untouched rainforest, where they may encounter rare wildlife like tigers, tapirs, and hornbills. One of the most remarkable experiences is interacting with the Orang Rimba tribe, learning about their traditional way of life, survival skills, and deep knowledge of the forest. Visitors can also explore hidden waterfalls, observe rare plant species, and take part in eco-education programs that promote forest conservation and indigenous rights. Whether you're seeking wildlife encounters, cultural discovery, or a deep connection with nature, Bukit Dua Belas National Park offers a one-of-a-kind journey into Sumatra's rainforest heritage.
  • Location & How To Get There

    • September - December
      • Jakarta - Jambi: 1 hour by plane
        Jambi - Pauh: 4 hour driving
        Pematang Kabau: 3 hour driving
      • Jakarta - Padang: 1 hour by plane
        Muara Bungo - Margoyoso - Air Hitam Ulu - Pematang Kabau: 12 hour driving
  • Contact Park

    • Bukit Duabelas National Park
      Jl. Linta Sumatera Km.4 Sorolangun Bangko, Hourbi 36124

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