Dtube Explore,garden Halimun salak Indonesia

Hi Dtuber, I met again with me
Today I shared the moment of the journey to the Salak Saloon Garden
On this trip I held the camera and recorded my trip with a friend of mine and he is a youtuber and we often travel out of town and we are always together when traveling both in my area and outside my area
In this journey many things that I like from the nature are very beautiful and the adventures we face are also quite far on the way.
In my video this time I uploaded a video with a duration of 4:23 minutes and there is still a follow-up video from this video, maybe I will upload it tomorrow if I am still given the opportunity to upload it.

Gunung Halimun National Park - Salak (TNGHS) is one of the national parks located in western Java. This conservation area with an area of ​​113,357 hectares is important because it protects the largest lowland rainforest in this area, and as a catchment area for the surrounding districts. Covering mountainous regions, the two highest peaks are Mount Halimun (1,929 m) and Mount Salak (2,211 m). The biodiversity they contain is among the highest, with the existence of several important fauna species protected here such as the Javan eagle, Javan leopard, Javan gibbon, surili and others. The GHSNP area and its surroundings are also home to several indigenous groups, including the indigenous people of Kasepuhan Banten Kidul and the Baduy community.

Administratively, Mount Halimun - Salak National Park conservation area belongs to the three districts, namely Bogor and Sukabumi regencies in West Java, and Lebak in Banten Province. The topography of this region is hilly and mountainous, at an altitude range of 500-2211 m above sea level. The peaks include Mt. Halimun Utara (1,929 m), G. Ciawitali (1,530 m), G. Kencana (1,831 m), G. Botol (1,850 m), G. Sanggabuana (1,920 m), G. Kendeng South (1,680 m), G. Halimun Selatan (1,758 m), G. Endut (east) (1,471 m), G. Sumbul (1,926 m), and G. Salak (peak 1 with an altitude of 2,211 m, and peak 2 as high 2,180 m). [1] This mountain top rank is often shrouded in mist (Sd. Mist), so it is named.

This region is an important water catchment area in the west of West Java. More than 115 rivers and tributaries recorded in the National Park area were recorded. Three large rivers flow northward, to the Java Sea, namely Ci Kaniki and Ci Durian (which join the Ci Sadane watershed), and Ci Berang, part of the Ci Ujung watershed. While there are 9 important watersheds that flow into the Indian Ocean in the south, including Cimandiri (Citarik, Cicatih), Citepus, Cimaja, and Cisolok. These rivers flow across the areas of Bogor, Tangerang, Rangkasbitung, Bayah and Palabuhanratu.

Gunung Halimun National Park Area - Salak is indeed a wet area. Annual rainfall ranges from 4,000–6,000 mm, with dry months less than 3 months between May and September. This climate is classified into types A to B according to Schmidt and Ferguson rainfall classification. The monthly temperature ranges from 19.7 to 31.8 ° C, and the average humidity is 88%.

If you want to see the full video from this trip, you can visit my youtube channel