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About Tangkahan

Nestled at the base of the majestic Leuser Mountains, Tangkahan is an ecotourism gem that promises to not only provide travelers with unforgettable experiences but also deepen their appreciation for the environment and local culture. This idyllic destination offers a diverse range of activities that enable visitors to engage with the natural world in a meaningful way. Jungle Trekking, for instance, allows you to explore the lush greenery of the forest, offering a chance to observe the region’s unique flora and fauna up close. As you amble through the dense jungle, you’ll be immersed in the sights and sounds of nature, creating a profound connection to the pristine environment.


One of the standout attractions in Tangkahan is the River Cruising experience. Drifting along the serene river, you’ll be captivated by the stunning scenery that surrounds you, with the dense forest canopy providing shade as you observe the river’s edge teeming with wildlife. It’s an opportunity to appreciate the peaceful harmony between the river and the jungle, offering a unique perspective on the local ecosystem. Additionally, Tangkahan provides a rare chance to interact with elephants, allowing you to engage with these gentle giants while gaining insight into their role in local conservation efforts. The destination’s exotic nature, paired with its enchanting waterfalls that cascade through the forest, truly make Tangkahan a place where nature and culture converge to create an unforgettable and educational adventure for all who visit.

About the History of Tangkahan

In 1998 there was a movement of young men and women in Tangkahan and its surroundings, which was spearheaded by nature-loving students in forming the Takasima Ranger on April 22 2001 to keep the forest beautiful again. Which is located on the bamboo river.
After that, on May 19 2001, a meeting was held which was attended by the Namo Sialang and Sei Serdang village governments along with officials, community leaders, Rangers and nature-loving student activists to form the Tangkahan tourism institution as the manager of the next Tangkahan tourist attraction which was called Congress 1 also drafted the AD/ART and the board of management of the institution chaired by Njuhan Pinem and Ranger became part of the LPT to this day.

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