Sebangau, The New Paradise

Still in Central Kalimantan, Sebangau only five years later received the full protection status, ie, as a National Park, to be precise since October 19, 2004. Bordered the river and the river Katingan Sebangau, Sebangau National Park recorded a "collection" of natural wealth in the form of 106 species of plants, 35 species of mammals and 116 species of birds typical of Borneo. And of course, Sebangau was one of the last habitat for the orangutan.

Visits to the Sebangau National Park was unforgettable. Above a river boat from the wood, you would follow the marsh water mixed with a calm river flow Sebangau, the typical vegetation of the swamp areas were wrapped around his tangled like. Some village residents who use the tributaries as the "highway" bias visited. These villages also have some experience to offer sound asleep in Betang, which is typical Dayak longhouse. One satunyaadalah Village Buntoi

About 250 orangutans bermukin in these forests. So pay close attention to the branches of a sudden shaking or signs of orangutan nests in the canopy height. Could be they were waiting for dusk to relax there. 250 is not large numbers. Be aware of their populations threatened with extinction. Obey all rules in Sebangau National Park area. Enjoy the doings of a very similar merka humans, from a distance only. Besides orangutans, monkeys gang also met the gray naughty and Flock proboscis monkey, the "monkey Dufan" with a fat belly and her nose is funny.