Komodo Island, Presents Exotic Natural Panoramas and Pampers Your Eyes
Komodo Island is popular and world-famous. Komodo Island, which is part of the Komodo National Park, has attracted quite a lot of tourists. Both domestic and international. Moreover, Komodo Island tourism offers an unusual experience to see the world's largest lizard species. The beauty of the island that has the rare Komodo dragon makes many people interested in visiting this island.
Komodo Island Tour also presents exotic and amazing natural panoramas. There you can also find hills and amazing savanna. The islands around it are also interesting to visit.
National parks are places of biodiversity conservation that can be visited as tourist attractions. Komodo National Park has three large islands, namely Komodo Island, Rinca Island, and Padar Island. Apart from that, there are also small islands such as Gili Motang Island and Nusa Kode Island.
History of Komodo National Park
The national park has its own history. According to the explanation on ksdae.menlhk.go.id, Komodo Park is the oldest national park in Indonesia. This area has been established since March 6, 1980 with an area of 173,000 hectares.
Komodo National Park has been awarded several international awards. Among them are the Man and Biosphere Reserve in 1977, the World Heritage Site in 1991, and The New 7 Wonder of Nature in 2011. This area is a habitat for endangered animals, namely the Komodo dragon. Based on data in 2018 the number of Komodo dragons in this national park is approximately 2,872 individuals. So don't be surprised if the most famous place in this area is the Komodo Island.
In addition to being the original habitat of the Komodo dragon, Komodo National Park is also home to various other types of fauna. Call it some types of mammals that live on land, such as buffalo, horses and Timor deer, then reptile species, such as several species of snakes and lizard species.
In addition to fauna that live on land, the biodiversity in this area also includes fauna that live in water. Komodo National Park saves about 1000 species of fish, 10 types of dolphins, 7 species of whales, and green turtles. Not to forget, 40 birds also become residents of Komodo National Park. So, more insight into fauna life with a vacation in this area.
World Class Diving Paradise
It's not complete if you go to Komodo National Park without diving into the charming underwater charm. Komodo National Park is located right in the heart of the Asia Pacific coral reef triangle, which makes it one of the richest underwater paradises in the world. (divezone.net)
In this area, at least there are many world-class dive sites, which are always the target of divers, as well as professional photographers from all over the world. With a stretch of colorful coral reefs, a variety of fish species that inhabit this area, including the main attraction, which is to interact directly with manta rays, sharks, and dugongs, diving in Komodo National Park is sure to be an unforgettable holiday experience.
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