After 2016 I flew to Sumatra a second time. The plan for this trip was exclusively wildlife and the Anak Dalam ethnic group in the protected area of ​​the Bukit Duabelas National Park. I had the contact persons addressed via my guide from 2016, Mr Rizal Chan. It has to be said that it is very difficult to get access to the corresponding places in Sumatra. There is a lack of infrastructure and contacts. The fauna is large and varied, but very difficult to access, sometimes impossible. The infrastructure is available from Medan in the north of Sumatra to Padang in the southern central part of...

We continued south to the Barumun National Park.

Now it went into the undeveloped and wild part of Sumatra in the south of the country.

From Kerinci Seblat National Park I was then taken over by a new team that was to lead me through the southern national parks. 

The Berbak National Park is located on the east coast of Sumatra and consists of fresh water swamp forest and peat forests.