Skjulte naturperler i Bengkulu-provinsen

Hidden Natural Wonders

This collection highlights the diverse natural landscapes of Bengkulu, spanning from the volcanic highlands of Kepahiang to the remote shores of Enggano Island. It features multi-tiered cascades like Air Terjun Sengkuang, located near tea plantations, and the geothermal-influenced Air Terjun Bukit Hitam. The list also details the pristine marine environments of Enggano, including natural tidal pools like Kolam Pakuah Hyukua and secluded coral sandbanks.

A

Air Terjun Sengkuang

A multi-tiered cascade located in the Kepahiang Regency, situated within the Kabawetan tea plantation area.

B

Air Terjun Bukit Hitam

Waterfall located near a geothermal crater, featuring water temperatures influenced by local volcanic activity.

C

Camp Air Terjun

Designated camping area providing trail access to the Bukit Hitam waterfall and the surrounding geothermal forest.

D

Pulau Manu'he

Small, uninhabited island off the coast of Enggano characterized by surrounding coral reef systems.

E

Gosong Beradu

Submerged coral sandbank and reef area located in the remote waters surrounding Enggano Island.

F

Tanjung Gosong Seng

Coastal point on Enggano Island featuring coral rock formations and clear marine waters.

G

Kolam Pakuah Hyukua

Natural tidal pool on the coastline of Enggano Island, formed by limestone rock barriers that trap seawater.

H

Kolam Kinokueh

Seawater pool enclosed by natural rock formations on the shoreline of Enggano Island.