Tanjung Puting National Park
Learn about the ecosystem, physical features, flora and fauna, and zonation of the park.
ποΈ Physical Features
The park covers 300,040 hectares (741,100 acres) of flat to undulating terrain (0-100m altitude). The climate classification is Type A/B, with an annual rainfall of around 2,400mm falling mainly between September and February. Average temperatures range from 22Β°C to 32Β°C with high humidity.
πΏ Flora & Fauna
Common trees include valuable species like Ramin, Jelutung, Ironwood (Kayu Besi), Meranti, and Keruing. Riversides are lined with Bakung, Pandans, and Nipah. Wildlife is highly diverse: from wild Bornean Orangutans and endemic Proboscis monkeys to macaques, gibbons, sun bears, estuarine crocodiles, and over 220 species of birds.
πΊοΈ Three Zonation System
Tanjung Puting National Park is managed under a three-zone system to preserve its fragile environment while welcoming responsible travel.
Featured Destinations
Camp Leakey
Pondok Tanggui
Tanjung Harapan
Sekonyer River
Kumai Harbour
Tanjung Keluang Beach
Nipah Mangrove
Wildlife & Culture Highlights
Bornean Orangutan
Proboscis Monkey (Bekantan)
Rhinoceros Hornbill
Stork-billed Kingfisher
Agile Gibbon
Dayak Heritage
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