Tesso Nilo National Park

Provides an exciting adventure with a wild and free sensation with the animals that lives in this national park. Interacting with Sumatran elephants, feeding, bathing, and riding them to patrol the jungle is one of the activities available. This national park has 360 kinds of plants from 165 families and 57 genera on each acre.

This national park is home to various endangered species, including Kempas (Koompassia Malaccensis), Jelutung (Dyera Costulata), Kayu Kulim (Scorodocarpus Borneensis), Keranji (Dialium Platysepalum), and Merantai Tupai (Shorea Acuminata).

Tesso Nilo showcases both the natural and cultural splendor of the region.

In addition to fostering biodiversity and preserving the local culture, the residents in this national park still believe that trees are the source of their riches and should not be cut down. For the restriction, a customary law was also developed. Anyone who violates it will face the appropriate repercussions for their conduct.
 

A visit to Tesso Nilo National Park offers a thrilling and educational adventure into one of Sumatra's last great rainforests. Visitors can embark on guided elephant safaris, where they can observe Sumatran elephants in their natural habitat and learn about conservation efforts at the Flying Squad Elephant Patrol, a unique program that trains elephants to help reduce human-wildlife conflict. For wildlife enthusiasts, jungle trekking and night safaris provide the chance to spot elusive species like the Sumatran tiger, sun bear, and hornbills. The park also offers eco-tourism experiences, where visitors can interact with local communities, explore traditional villages, and gain insights into sustainable living practices. Whether it's wildlife observation, rainforest exploration, or cultural immersion, Tesso Nilo National Park provides an authentic and unforgettable connection with nature.