
Hanging Out
An Orang Utan reaches for a branch in Tanjung Puting NP, Borneo, Indonesia
An Orang Utan reaches for a branch in Tanjung Puting NP, Borneo, Indonesia
A male Orang Utan leans on a tree on the jungle floor and gazes into the distance in Tanjung Puting NP on Borneo
Orang Utan mother looking back over her shoulder at her baby in Tanjung Puting NP on Borneo
Tanjung Puting NP, Borneo, Indonesia
The sun rises in the jungle at Tanjung Puting NP in southern Central Kalimantan, Indonesia
A shy male Orang Utan reaches for a Nipa Palm Fruit while hiding in the thicket of Tanjung Puting NP on Borneo
A male Orang Utan reaches down under water for juicy roots in Tanjung Puting NP on Borneo
Proboscis Monkey mother grooms her offspring in Tanjung Puting NP on Borneo
A male Orang Utan looks over in Tanjung Puting NP on Borneo
Tanjung Puting NP, Borneo, Indonesia
Orang Utan mother helping the little one climb a tree in Tanjung Puting NP on Borneo
Tanjung Puting NP, Borneo, Indonesia
Tanjung Puting NP, Borneo, Indonesia
An Orang Utan mother feeds her baby bananas in Tanjung Puting NP on Borneo in Indonesia
Sekonyer River at the border of Tanjung NP on Borneo
A Komodo Dragon approaches, using its forked tongue to smell for food on Komodo Island, Indonesia
A Komodo Dragon salivates on Komodo Island, Indonesia
A group of Banded Pigs stop to stay out of reach of the Komodo Dragons on Komodo Island, Indonesia
Komodo Dragon Claws, Komodo NP, Indonesia
Komodo Dragon on Komodo Island, Indonesia
A Komodo Dragon is drinking from a small stream in Komodo NP, Indonesia
A Komodo Dragon climbs up a hill to his den to spend the night on Komodo Island, Indonesia
Flores, Indonesia
Flores, Indonesia
Flores, Indonesia
Flores, Indonesia
Last Sun rays light the top of the hills at Bukit Cinta on Flores, Indonesia
An Orang Utan reaches for a branch in Tanjung Puting NP, Borneo, Indonesia
A male Orang Utan leans on a tree on the jungle floor and gazes into the distance in Tanjung Puting NP on Borneo
Orang Utan mother looking back over her shoulder at her baby in Tanjung Puting NP on Borneo
Tanjung Puting NP, Borneo, Indonesia
The sun rises in the jungle at Tanjung Puting NP in southern Central Kalimantan, Indonesia
A shy male Orang Utan reaches for a Nipa Palm Fruit while hiding in the thicket of Tanjung Puting NP on Borneo
A male Orang Utan reaches down under water for juicy roots in Tanjung Puting NP on Borneo
Proboscis Monkey mother grooms her offspring in Tanjung Puting NP on Borneo
A male Orang Utan looks over in Tanjung Puting NP on Borneo
Tanjung Puting NP, Borneo, Indonesia
Orang Utan mother helping the little one climb a tree in Tanjung Puting NP on Borneo
Tanjung Puting NP, Borneo, Indonesia
Tanjung Puting NP, Borneo, Indonesia
An Orang Utan mother feeds her baby bananas in Tanjung Puting NP on Borneo in Indonesia
Sekonyer River at the border of Tanjung NP on Borneo
A Komodo Dragon approaches, using its forked tongue to smell for food on Komodo Island, Indonesia
A Komodo Dragon salivates on Komodo Island, Indonesia
A group of Banded Pigs stop to stay out of reach of the Komodo Dragons on Komodo Island, Indonesia
Komodo Dragon Claws, Komodo NP, Indonesia
Komodo Dragon on Komodo Island, Indonesia
A Komodo Dragon is drinking from a small stream in Komodo NP, Indonesia
A Komodo Dragon climbs up a hill to his den to spend the night on Komodo Island, Indonesia
Flores, Indonesia
Flores, Indonesia
Flores, Indonesia
Flores, Indonesia
Last Sun rays light the top of the hills at Bukit Cinta on Flores, Indonesia
Tanjung Puting NP
Tanjung Puting NP is home to 1'500 wild Orang Utans. Professor Biruté Galdikas runs rewilding camps for Orang Utans liberated from captivity. 3 camps can be visited
Fly from Jakarta to Pangkalan Bun. Pre-arrange with a local tour operator to access Tanjung Puting NP by Klotok boat. Avoid high season for best experience with less tourists
Komodo NP
are the largest lizards in the world. They can get up to 3m long and weigh up to 140kg. In the absence of males, females can reproduce asexually by parthenogenesis
In 2009 researchers finally confirmed that Komodo Dragons are in fact venomous. They can eat up to 80% of their body weight in one sitting and digest everything including the bones
Komodo NP (cont.)
Fly from Jakarta to Labuan Bajo on Flores. From there access Komodo NP by boat. Pre-arrange with a travel agent or hotel.
Easiest way to get around on Flores is by scooter. Fuel is sold in bottles at roadside “Kiosks”