Kerinci Seblat National Park
Park and Volcano Info
Kerinci Seblat National Park spans 1.37 million hectares across four provinces in Sumatra, making it the largest national park on the island and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Home to Mount Kerinci, the highest volcano in Southeast Asia, the park protects ancient rainforests, rare wildlife, and rich cultural heritage, offering one of the best volcano and jungle trekking experiences in Sumatra.
Our Sumatra trekking experiences in Kerinci Seblat National Park are led by local guides with over 10 years of professional guiding experience and deep knowledge of Sumatra’s remote rainforests and volcanic terrain. With flexible pacing, and strong local support, we take you deep into Sumatra, exploring hidden jungle trails and the Mount Kerinci volcano for a safe, and authentic trekking adventure.
Biodiversity at Its Rarest
Kerinci Seblat National Park is one of Sumatra’s last true wilderness areas, home to rare birds, primates, and iconic species like the Sumatran tiger and Titan Arum. Join our jungle trekking and birdwatching tours to hike deep into the rainforest with local guides and experience real Sumatra
Landscapes of Wonder
Mount Kerinci
Rising 3,805 meters above sea level, Mount Kerinci is the highest mountain in Sumatra and the tallest volcano in Indonesia. The trek takes you through dense rainforest to a volcanic summit with wide views, making it one of the most rewarding trekking routes in Sumatra.
Lake Gunung Tujuh
Located high in Kerinci Seblat National Park, Gunung Tujuh Lake is one of the highest crater lakes in Southeast Asia. The trek passes through rich rainforest filled with birdlife, native plants, and wildlife before reaching a wide volcanic lake surrounded by steep hills, making it a top jungle trekking destination in Sumatra
Lake Kaco
Hidden inside Kerinci Seblat National Park, Danau Kaco is a clear blue lake surrounded by dense rainforest. The Danau Kaco jungle trek follows forest trails rich in wildlife and birds, making it a unique hidden trekking spot in Sumatra.
Vast lowland and montane rainforest
Explore real Sumatra with guides who grew up on these trails. We offer authentic trekking in Kerinci Seblat National Park, taking you beyond the tourist routes to experience raw jungle, local knowledge, and everyday life in the rainforest.
Facts
Why this park matters?
Kerinci Seblat National Park is the largest national park in Sumatra and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It protects rare wildlife, stores carbon, and preserves vast areas of untouched rainforest, making it a key destination for jungle trekking and nature travel in Sumatra.
Kerinci Seblat National Park – FAQs
1. Where is Kerinci Seblat National Park? Located in Sumatra, Indonesia, spanning West Sumatra, Jambi, Bengkulu, and South Sumatra.
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2. What is Mount Kerinci?
Mount Kerinci is the highest mountain in Sumatra and the tallest volcano in Indonesia at 3,805 meters, a top destination for trekking and volcano climbing.
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3. What trekking routes are available?
Popular treks include Mount Kerinci, Gunung Tujuh Lake, and Danau Kaco, featuring jungle trails, volcanic terrain, and crater lakes.
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4. Do I need a guide?
Yes. A local guide is required to explore Mount Kerinci and protected areas safely.
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5. What wildlife can I see?
The park is home to Sumatran tigers, clouded leopards, Sumatran elephants, hornbills, and many rare rainforest species, perfect for wildlife spotting during trekking
