Komodo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in Indonesia, has earned a well-deserved reputation as one of the world’s premier diving destinations. Its stunning landscapes and diverse marine ecosystems attract diving enthusiasts from across the globe. At the heart of this natural wonderland lies Komodo Dive Center, a leading establishment that provides exceptional diving experiences.
Source: Komodo Dive Center: Unveiling the Splendors of Komodo National Park’s Underwater World
Hundreds of Indonesian tourism workers were on strike on Tuesday over a hefty hike in ticket prices to see the country’s famous Komodo dragons, a move the government insists is to preserve the habitat of one of the world’s largest lizards.
Source: Tourism workers strike as Indonesia hikes fee to see rare dragons
The Indonesian government has ordered stricter visitor controls at two iconic UNESCO World Heritage Sites – Borobudur and Komodo National Park – to ensure better protection and conservation, with measures including crowd limits and increased entrance fees.
Scientists from the Marine Megafauna Foundation and Murdoch University, through a collaborative effort including the public, are reporting a large number of manta rays in the waters of Komodo National Park, an Indonesian UNESCO World Heritage Site, suggesting the area may hold the key to the regional recovery of the vulnerable species.
Source: Komodo National Park Is Home to Some of the Largest Manta Ray Aggregations in the World
The Komodo National Park was established in 1980, to initially protect the endemic Komodo dragon, but its conservation goals were later extended.
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Labuan Bajo, a bustling port town on Flores’ northwestern tip, is best known as the jump off for UNESCO-listed Komodo National Park. Here’s a look at what travelers heading to the area can experience when the country reopens to international tourism.
Source: Labuan Bajo and beyond: Exploring the beauty of Indonesia’s dragon archipelago
Flores in Indonesia promises dragons, pink beaches and manta rays—a compelling adventure awaits you…
Source: Witness the Pink Sands and Elusive Dragons of Komodo Island in Indonesia
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