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All 57 national parks in Indonesia by island, from official KSDAE data: area, year established, the wildlife they protect, entry ticket classes and fees (PP 36/2024), and the Komodo visitor quota.
Indonesia has 57 national parks according to the official list of the Forestry Ministry's Directorate General of KSDAE, covering about 18 million hectares according to each park's official profile. The often-quoted figure of 54 is out of date: the three newest are Moyo Satonda (2022), Mutis Timau (2024) and Mamberamo Foja (2024). 14 of them include marine areas.
Count sources: Taman Nasional (TN) • Direktorat Jenderal KSDAE (directory, 3 pages) ↗ · Peraturan Menteri Kehutanan Nomor 17 Tahun 2025, Lampiran II ↗. Checked 2026-10-01.
A mountain and rainforest park in Aceh and North Sumatra, ranging from the coast to a 3,404 m summit. KSDAE calls it the only place where Sumatran tigers, orangutans, rhinos and elephants all live.
Animals named in its official profile: Sumatran tiger, Sumatran orangutan, Sumatran rhinoceros, Sumatran elephant, Malayan tapir, Leatherback turtle, Olive ridley turtle
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
A mountain-forest park in Mandailing Natal regency, created in 2004 at the initiative of the local government and communities. Sumatran tiger and Malayan tapir are its priority species.
Animals named in its official profile: Sumatran tiger, Malayan tapir, Sun bear, Sambar deer, Southern red muntjac, Malayan porcupine, Sunda clouded leopard
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
A national park on Siberut in the Mentawai Islands, covering about 47 percent of the island. Its priority species are Mentawai endemic primates such as Kloss's gibbon and the Siberut macaque.
Animals named in its official profile: Sambar deer, Asian small-clawed otter
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
A lowland-forest park in Riau created in 2004 from former logging concessions and enlarged in 2009. The Sumatran elephant is its mandated species.
Animals named in its official profile: Sambar deer, Southern red muntjac, Malayan tapir, Sun bear, Sumatran elephant, Sumatran tiger, Siamang, Rhinoceros hornbill
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
A hill-forest park on the Riau–Jambi border, designated in 1995. Its landscape is home to Sumatran tigers, elephants, orangutans and Malayan tapirs.
Animals named in its official profile: Sumatran tiger, Sumatran elephant, Sumatran orangutan, Malayan tapir
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
Sumatra's largest national park (about 1.37 million ha), spanning four provinces and part of a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2004. It is habitat for tigers, elephants, sun bears and tapirs.
Animals named in its official profile: Sumatran tiger, Sumatran elephant, Sun bear, Malayan tapir
Entry ticket: Classes 2 and 3 (depending on the entry gate) (domestic Rp10,000–Rp20,000, foreign Rp150,000–Rp200,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
A peat-swamp and swamp-forest park on the east coast of Jambi, a wildlife reserve since 1935. Berbak was listed as a Ramsar wetland of international importance in 1992.
Animals named in its official profile: Saltwater crocodile, Malayan porcupine, Sumatran tiger, Malayan tapir
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗Park office site ↗
A lowland-forest park in Jambi that is home to the Orang Rimba (Suku Anak Dalam) people. It was designated in 2000 and formally declared in January 2001.
Animals named in its official profile: Sumatran tiger, Siamang, Rhinoceros hornbill
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
A coastal park in South Sumatra with about 77,500 ha of mangrove forest, described by KSDAE as the largest mangrove in western Indonesia, plus peat-swamp forest.
Animals named in its official profile: Agile gibbon, Sumatran tiger, Silvered Leaf Monkey
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗Park office site ↗
A park at the southern end of the Barisan range, spanning Lampung, Bengkulu and South Sumatra. KSDAE describes it as habitat for Sumatran tigers, elephants and rhinos.
Animals named in its official profile: Sumatran elephant, Siamang, Malayan tapir, Sumatran tiger, Sumatran rhinoceros, Sunda slow loris
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗Park office site ↗
A lowland forest and swamp park in East and Central Lampung, declared in 1989. It is habitat for Sumatran rhinos, elephants and tigers and for Malayan tapirs.
Animals named in its official profile: Sumatran rhinoceros, Malayan tapir, Sumatran elephant, Sambar deer, Southern red muntjac, Sumatran tiger, Sun bear
Entry ticket: Class 2 (domestic Rp20,000, foreign Rp200,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
A peat-swamp and lake park in Siak regency, Riau, created in 2016 from a former wildlife reserve and production forest. Visitors can take boats to Danau Pulau Besar lake.
Animals named in its official profile: Large Flying-fox
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
A hill park on Bangka Island, designated in 2016 from former protection forest. It combines montane, lowland and mangrove ecosystems.
Animals named in its official profile: Sunda pangolin, Asian Palm Civet
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
A park at the western tip of Java (Banten) covering land, coast and sea, including Panaitan Island. It is the last habitat of the Javan rhino.
Animals named in its official profile: Javan rhinoceros, Javan gibbon
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗Park office site ↗
A marine park in the coral island chain north of Jakarta, made up of sea plus two land islands (Penjaliran Barat and Timur). The hawksbill turtle is its mandated species.
Animals named in its official profile: Hawksbill turtle
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗Park office site ↗
A mountain park in West Java and Banten that KSDAE describes as holding the largest remaining tropical rainforest on Java. It is habitat for the Javan gibbon, Javan hawk-eagle and Javan leopard.
Animals named in its official profile: Javan hawk-eagle, Javan gibbon, Javan leopard, Javan Surili, Javan Lutung
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗Park office site ↗
The twin volcanoes of Gede and Pangrango in West Java, one of the first five national parks announced in 1980 and the core of the Cibodas Biosphere Reserve.
Animals named in its official profile: Javan gibbon, Javan hawk-eagle, Javan leopard
Entry ticket: Classes 2 and 3 (depending on the entry gate) (domestic Rp10,000–Rp20,000, foreign Rp150,000–Rp200,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
A park on Gunung Ciremai, West Java's highest mountain (3,078 m), designated in 2004 mainly to protect water sources for Kuningan, Majalengka and Cirebon.
Animals named in its official profile: Javan leopard, Javan Surili, Javan hawk-eagle
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗Park office site ↗
A volcano park in Central Java designated in 2004 to protect water supply and biodiversity, known for savanna at 1,500–3,000 m.
Animals named in its official profile: Long-tailed macaque, Javan leopard, Javan Surili
Entry ticket: Classes 2 and 3 (depending on the entry gate) (domestic Rp10,000–Rp20,000, foreign Rp150,000–Rp200,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
An island and marine park north of Jepara, Central Java, with coral reefs, lowland and mangrove forest, turtle-nesting beaches and Second World War shipwrecks.
Animals named in its official profile: Green turtle, Hawksbill turtle, Olive ridley turtle, Timor deer
Entry ticket: Class 2 (domestic Rp20,000, foreign Rp200,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
A park on the slopes of Merapi, a very active volcano on the Central Java–Yogyakarta border, designated in 2004 for water catchment and disaster-prone land management.
Animals named in its official profile: Javan hawk-eagle, Javan leopard, Javan Lutung
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
A savanna park at the north-eastern tip of East Java, nicknamed "Africa van Java" and one of Indonesia's five oldest national parks. Banteng, deer and green peafowl are commonly seen.
Animals named in its official profile: Banteng, Domestic Water Buffalo, Timor deer, Southern red muntjac, Long-tailed macaque, Javan Lutung, Javan leopard, Green peafowl, Rhinoceros hornbill
Entry ticket: Classes 2 and 3 (depending on the entry gate) (domestic Rp10,000–Rp20,000, foreign Rp150,000–Rp200,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗Park office site ↗
A mountain park in East Java covering the Tengger caldera with Mount Bromo, and Mount Semeru. The Bromo tourism gates are in the highest ticket class (class 1); the Semeru climb is class 2.
Animals named in its official profile: Javan hawk-eagle
Entry ticket: Classes 1 and 2 (depending on the entry gate) (domestic Rp20,000–Rp50,000, foreign Rp200,000–Rp250,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
A park on the south coast of East Java (Jember and Banyuwangi), first protected as a reserve for the Javan tiger. Four species of sea turtle nest at Sukamade beach.
Animals named in its official profile: Banteng, Green turtle, Hawksbill turtle, Olive ridley turtle, Leatherback turtle, Javan hawk-eagle, Javan leopard
Entry ticket: Classes 2 and 3 (depending on the entry gate) (domestic Rp10,000–Rp20,000, foreign Rp150,000–Rp200,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
A karst park at the south-eastern tip of Java (Banyuwangi) with many caves and underground rivers. Banteng can be seen daily at the Sadengan savanna.
Animals named in its official profile: Banteng, Javan leopard, Javan hawk-eagle
Entry ticket: Classes 2 and 3 (depending on the entry gate) (domestic Rp10,000–Rp20,000, foreign Rp150,000–Rp200,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗Park office site ↗
A wetland park of seasonal lakes and swamp forest in the upper Kapuas basin, West Kalimantan. Danau Sentarum has been a Ramsar site since 1994 and is home to the red Asian arowana.
Animals named in its official profile: Sunda pangolin, Bornean orangutan, Asian arowana
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗Park office site ↗
A park in Ketapang, West Kalimantan, with a full range of ecosystems from the coast to the mountains. KSDAE describes it as supporting one of the largest orangutan populations on Borneo.
Animals named in its official profile: Bornean orangutan, Proboscis monkey, Bornean White-bearded Gibbon, Long-tailed macaque
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
The largest protected area in West Kalimantan (Kapuas Hulu regency), bordering Sarawak, Malaysia. Its mountain forests are home to orangutans, sun bears and several hornbill species.
Animals named in its official profile: Bornean orangutan, Sun bear, Rhinoceros hornbill, Helmeted hornbill, Long-tailed macaque
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗Park office site ↗
A montane rainforest park on the West–Central Kalimantan border, formed from two nature reserves in 1992. It holds the headwaters of the Melawi and Katingan rivers.
Animals named in its official profile: Sun bear, Bornean White-bearded Gibbon, Bornean orangutan, Helmeted hornbill, Horsfield's tarsier
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
A peat-swamp forest park in Central Kalimantan (Palangka Raya, Katingan, Pulang Pisau), designated in 2004 on former logging concessions. The Bornean orangutan is its flagship species.
Animals named in its official profile: Bornean orangutan, Proboscis monkey, Bornean White-bearded Gibbon, Sunda clouded leopard
Entry ticket: Class 2 (domestic Rp20,000, foreign Rp200,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
A peat-swamp and coastal forest park in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia's first protected area for orangutans. Visitors travel up the Sekonyer River to Camp Leakey; it is also a Ramsar site (2013).
Animals named in its official profile: Bornean orangutan, Proboscis monkey, Hawksbill turtle, Painted terrapin
Entry ticket: Classes 1 and 2 (depending on the entry gate) (domestic Rp20,000–Rp50,000, foreign Rp200,000–Rp250,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
One of Indonesia's largest national parks (about 1.27 million ha), in the interior of North Kalimantan on the Malaysian border. Dayak communities live within it.
Animals named in its official profile: Great argus, Banteng
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗Park office site ↗
East Kalimantan's only national park, a lowland dipterocarp rainforest near Bontang. It is home to the Pongo pygmaeus morio orangutan subspecies and proboscis monkeys.
Animals named in its official profile: Bornean orangutan, Proboscis monkey, Banteng, Sambar deer, Southern red muntjac, Sun bear, Sunda clouded leopard, Saltwater crocodile, False gharial, Asian water monitor, Reticulated Python
Entry ticket: Classes 2 and 3 (depending on the entry gate) (domestic Rp10,000–Rp20,000, foreign Rp150,000–Rp200,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
A marine park in North Sulawesi covering Bunaken, Manado Tua and Siladen islands and the Arakan-Wawontulap coast, with coral reefs, mangroves and seagrass. Dugongs and sea turtles are among its mandated species.
Animals named in its official profile: Dugong, Green turtle, Hawksbill turtle, Olive ridley turtle
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
The largest land conservation area on Sulawesi, in North Sulawesi and Gorontalo. Its three priority animals are the maleo, anoa and babirusa.
Animals named in its official profile: Maleo, Sulawesi babirusa, Knobbed hornbill
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
A mountain park in Central Sulawesi formed from two wildlife reserves and the Lake Lindu recreation forest. The maleo and anoa are its mandated species.
Animals named in its official profile: Maleo
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗Park office site ↗
An island park in Tomini Bay, Central Sulawesi (Tojo Una-Una regency), mostly sea with coral reefs, mangroves and seagrass. The humphead wrasse is its mandated species.
Animals named in its official profile: Humphead wrasse
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
A karst park in the Maros-Pangkep hills of South Sulawesi with caves and waterfalls, called "The Kingdom of Butterfly" by Alfred Russel Wallace for its butterflies.
Animals named in its official profile: Knobbed hornbill, Sulawesi bear cuscus, Moor Macaque
Entry ticket: Classes 2 and 3 (depending on the entry gate) (domestic Rp10,000–Rp20,000, foreign Rp150,000–Rp200,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
A marine park in the Flores Sea (Selayar Islands, South Sulawesi) that KSDAE says has the world's third-largest atoll, about 220,000 ha.
Animals named in its official profile: Green turtle
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
A park in Southeast Sulawesi combining the Aopa swamp, the Watumohai savanna and forest, formed in 1990 from a hunting park and a wildlife reserve.
Animals named in its official profile: Knobbed hornbill, Yellow-crested cockatoo, Maleo
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
A marine park of about 1.32 million ha covering the Wakatobi Islands (Wangi-wangi, Kaledupa, Tomia, Binongko) in Southeast Sulawesi; also a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and ASEAN Heritage Park.
Animals named in its official profile: Humphead wrasse, Hawksbill turtle, Green turtle
Entry ticket: Class 2 (domestic Rp20,000, foreign Rp200,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
Profil TN Wakatobi — Direktorat Jenderal KSDAE ↗ · Profil Kabupaten Wakatobi — BPK Perwakilan Provinsi Sulawesi Tenggara ↗ · HPSN 2019 Provinsi Sultra di Iringi Pelepasan 50 Ekor di Taman Nasional Wakatobi — KSDAE ↗ · Peraturan Menteri Kehutanan Nomor 17 Tahun 2025, Lampiran II (pembagian kelas tiket masuk TN) ↗ · Inovasi Penerapan Sistem Informasi E-Divers Wakatobi di TN Wakatobi — KSDAE (2019) ↗ · Kemenhut Luncurkan Aplikasi E-Ticketing "Ayo Ke Taman Nasional" (4 Juni 2026) ↗
A mountain park around Gandang Dewata and Mambulillin peaks spanning West, South and Central Sulawesi, set up in 2016 and managed by BBKSDA Sulawesi Selatan. The anoa and the Sulawesi palm civet are its mandated species.
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
Bali's only national park, at the island's western tip, with monsoon forest, mangroves and sea including Menjangan Island. The Bali myna is its signature and mandated species.
Animals named in its official profile: Bali myna, Banteng, Southern red muntjac, Javan Lutung
Entry ticket: Class 2 (domestic Rp20,000, foreign Rp200,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
A volcano park on Lombok spanning three regencies and including Segara Anak crater lake. The three main climbing routes (Sembalun, Senaru, Torean) are in ticket class 1.
Animals named in its official profile: Long-tailed macaque, Javan Lutung
Entry ticket: Classes 1, 2 and 3 (depending on the entry gate) (domestic Rp10,000–Rp50,000, foreign Rp150,000–Rp250,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
A monsoon-forest and savanna park in western and central Sumba, managed jointly with Laiwangi Wanggameti (TN Matalawa). The Sumba hornbill and the Sumba subspecies of yellow-crested cockatoo are its mandated species.
Animals named in its official profile: Moluccan Eclectus, Yellow-crested cockatoo
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
A hill-forest park in East Sumba including Mount Wanggameti, managed jointly with Manupeu Tanah Daru. Two enclave villages lie inside the park.
Animals named in its official profile: Moluccan Eclectus, Yellow-crested cockatoo
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
A small park in Ende, Flores, famous for three differently coloured crater lakes on the summit of Kelimutu, a mountain revered by 21 customary communities.
Animals named in its official profile: Flores hawk-eagle
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗Park office site ↗
An island and marine park in East Nusa Tenggara (Komodo, Rinca, Padar and surrounding sea), one of Indonesia's first five national parks and a World Heritage Site since 1991. Its key animals are the Komodo dragon and the yellow-crested cockatoo.
Animals named in its official profile: Komodo dragon, Yellow-crested cockatoo, Timor deer, Large Flying-fox
Entry ticket: Class 1 (domestic Rp50,000, foreign Rp250,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗Park office site ↗
Profil TN Komodo — Direktorat Jenderal KSDAE ↗ · Protokol Kunjungan Wisata Alam — Balai TN Komodo ↗ · Peraturan Menteri Kehutanan Nomor 17 Tahun 2025, Lampiran II (pembagian kelas tiket masuk TN) ↗ · Jaga Keberlanjutan Ekologi-Ekonomi, Kemenhut Batasi Kuota Wisatawan di TN Komodo (SP.115/HKLN/04/2026) ↗
A park around Mount Tambora on Sumbawa, the volcano whose eruption in April 1815 shook the world. It became a national park in April 2015; the Timor deer is its icon.
Animals named in its official profile: Timor deer, Flores hawk-eagle
Entry ticket: Classes 2 and 3 (depending on the entry gate) (domestic Rp10,000–Rp20,000, foreign Rp150,000–Rp200,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
Profil TN Gunung Tambora — Direktorat Jenderal KSDAE ↗ · Target 5000 Wisatawan di Taman Nasional Tambora Tahun 2018 — KSDAE ↗ · Rusa Timor Akhirnya Menampakkan Wujudnya di Gunung Tambora — KSDAE (2020) ↗ · Garuda dari Timur di Hutan Tambora — KSDAE (2022) ↗ · Peraturan Menteri Kehutanan Nomor 17 Tahun 2025, Lampiran II (pembagian kelas tiket masuk TN) ↗ · Jelajah Alam Pesona Tambora 2018 — KSDAE ↗
A park on Moyo and Satonda islands off northern Sumbawa (Sumbawa and Dompu regencies), set up in August 2022 and managed by BKSDA NTB. It is habitat for the yellow-crested cockatoo.
Animals named in its official profile: Yellow-crested cockatoo
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
Profil TN Moyo Satonda — Direktorat Jenderal KSDAE ↗ · Pengelolaan TN Moyo Satonda Memasuki Babak Konsultasi Publik — KSDAE (Feb 2024) ↗ · Kemitraan Konservasi untuk Pemulihan Ekosistem di TN Moyo Satonda — KSDAE ↗ · Peraturan Menteri Kehutanan Nomor 17 Tahun 2025, Lampiran II (pembagian kelas tiket masuk TN) ↗ · Restocking Terumbu Karang Pulau Moyo — KSDAE (Nov 2020) ↗
A mountain park on Timor (Kupang, South Central Timor and North Central Timor) declared in September 2024 from the Mutis Timau nature reserve and protection forest. It is known for ampupu (Eucalyptus urophylla) forest.
Animals named in its official profile: Timor deer
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
Profil TN Mutis Timau — Direktorat Jenderal KSDAE ↗ · Resmikan Taman Nasional Ke-56, Menteri LHK Luncurkan TN Mutis Timau di NTT — Balai Kliring Keanekaragaman Hayati (KLH) ↗ · Deklarasikan Taman Nasional Mutis Timau — KSDAE (8 Sep 2024) ↗ · Peraturan Menteri Kehutanan Nomor 17 Tahun 2025, Lampiran II (pembagian kelas tiket masuk TN) ↗
A rainforest park on Halmahera, North Maluku, made of two blocks (Aketajawe and Lolobata) designated in 2004. Wallace's standardwing and the white cockatoo are its mandated species.
Animals named in its official profile: Standardwing bird-of-paradise
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
A mountain park on Seram, Maluku, including Mount Binaya. The Seram flying fox is its mandated species, and the salmon-crested cockatoo appears in its official gallery.
Animals named in its official profile: Salmon-crested cockatoo, Timor deer
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
Indonesia's largest marine national park (about 1.45 million ha) in Cenderawasih Bay, Papua, mostly sea with coral reefs and islands. The whale shark is its mandated species.
Animals named in its official profile: Whale shark, Hawksbill turtle
Entry ticket: Class 2 (domestic Rp20,000, foreign Rp200,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
Indonesia's largest national park (about 2.35 million ha) in Papua, running from the southern sea and coastal swamps to the snow-capped Central Ranges. A natural World Heritage Site since 1999.
Animals named in its official profile: Western long-beaked echidna
Entry ticket: Classes 1 and 2 (depending on the entry gate) (domestic Rp20,000–Rp50,000, foreign Rp200,000–Rp250,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
A wetland and savanna park in Merauke, southern Papua, combining the Wasur wildlife reserve and the Rawa Biru nature reserve that protects Merauke's drinking water.
Animals named in its official profile: Greater bird-of-paradise
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
Indonesia's newest (57th) national park, about 1.77 million ha in the Mamberamo basin and Foja Mountains, Papua, declared in October 2024 from a former wildlife reserve. It is managed for now by BBKSDA Papua.
Animals named in its official profile: Saltwater crocodile
Entry ticket: Class 3 (domestic Rp10,000, foreign Rp150,000 per person per day)Official KSDAE profile ↗
This index is built from the animals named in each park’s official profile. Animals may also live in parks not listed here; the table shows where their presence is officially recorded.
Entry fees are set by Government Regulation 36/2024 (in force since 30 October 2024). Each park, or each of its entry gates, is placed in class 1, 2 or 3 by Forestry Minister Regulation 17/2025. On public holidays, collective leave days and religious holidays, domestic visitors and student groups pay 150% of the normal fee; foreign fees do not rise.
| Class | Foreign visitor | Domestic visitor | Student group (min. 5) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Class 1 | Rp250,000 | Rp50,000 | Rp25,000 |
| Class 2 | Rp200,000 | Rp20,000 | Rp10,000 |
| Class 3 | Rp150,000 | Rp10,000 | Rp5,000 |
Each park’s class is shown on its card above. Official tickets are sold through the Forestry Ministry’s Ayo Ke Taman Nasional app; some parks, such as Komodo, also use their own booking system. Ayo Ke Taman Nasional ↗
Sources: PP No. 36 Tahun 2024 — JDIH BPK ↗ · PP No. 36 Tahun 2024, Lampiran (JDIH BPK) ↗ · Peraturan Menteri Kehutanan Nomor 17 Tahun 2025, Pasal 30 ↗ · Permenhut No. 17 Tahun 2025 — peraturan.go.id ↗ · Kemenhut Luncurkan Aplikasi E-Ticketing "Ayo Ke Taman Nasional" (4 Juni 2026) ↗
Sources: Jaga Keberlanjutan Ekologi-Ekonomi, Kemenhut Batasi Kuota Wisatawan di TN Komodo (SP.115/HKLN/04/2026) ↗ · Komisi IV DPR-RI Tinjau Langsung Pembatasan Kuota Wisata Taman Nasional Komodo — InfoMabar ↗ · Kemenhut Perkuat Tata Kelola TN Komodo Melalui Kuota Adaptif (24 April 2026) ↗ · Kuota Pengunjung ke TN Komodo Dibatasi, Komisi IV Dorong Kenaikan Bertahap — E-Media DPR RI (27 April 2026) ↗
Report it to the park office or the local BKSDA. Do not approach or move wild animals.