Muara Angke Nature Reserve

Muara Angke wildlife reserve is home to about 91 species of birds and a variety of mammals. Seventeen species of birds present here protected species and many are endemic birds like cerek java and bubut java which exist only on Java island. One can spot the Javanese Lathe and crane bluwok, which are two of the endangered species in the world.

Some commonly seen birds are small pecs, herons, ordinary parrot, eagles, sea screws and pied fantail. Other than birds, the Muara Angke Wildlife Reserve also has groups of long-tailed monkeys, small-clawed otters and various nocturnals. Reptiles like flowers snakes, rogue snakes, mangrove snakes, crocodiles and water lizards also found in the area. 

The peaceful and lovely forest has pedada trees which provides home to colourful and chirpy birds. While walking across the forest tourists can enjoy the shades of the mangroves, pedada, nipah and explore the other 8 species of trees present in the forest. Muara Angke has 19 species of small and medium plants which add to the greenery of the forest.