See Komodo dragons at Komodo Islands National Park

Komodo National Park is located in Indonesia. It is a prominent place to see the Komodo Dragon, the largest reptile in the world and an endemic animal that can only be found in this area. Komodo Island When talking about it, everyone must think of the Komodo Dragon, a dangerous creature that if you touch its saliva, you may die within 3 days. But few people know that Komodo Islands is a beautiful, adventurous and not as difficult to dive as you think. I will take everyone up the mountain and into the water. ### Travel highlights 1. **Komodo Dragon Watching**: Visiting the park allows you to see Komodo dragons in nature, giving tourists the opportunity to observe them up close, along with a commentary from an expert guide. 2. **Outdoor Activities**: In addition to watching the dragons, there are other activities such as trekking, scuba diving and exploring the beautiful nature of the island. 3. **Scenery**: Komodo National Park has beautiful scenery, many islands and clear blue water, perfect for taking pictures and relaxing. ### Visiting time - **Main tourist season**: April to November This is the best time to see the animals with good weather. - **Best time**: Morning and afternoon are the best times to see Komodo dragons. ### Travel prices - **Entrance fee**: Approximately 150,000 IDR (approximately 10 USD) per person - **Boat service**: You will need to pay a boat fee to travel to the islands, which may range from 500,000 - 1,500,000 IDR (approximately 35-100 USD) depending on the route - **Additional expenses**: Food and accommodation costs may range from 200,000 - 700,000 IDR (approximately 14-50 USD) depending on the level of accommodation and restaurants **Summary**: Visiting Komodo National Park is an experience not to be missed for nature and wildlife lovers, especially seeing Komodo dragons in their own environment, with activities and beautiful views. Planning your trip at the right time will help make your trip smoother and more enjoyable. #Island tour #100 ways to travel