Rugged, mist-covered mountains tower over  emerald-green rice fields. Dense forests surround clear, still highland lakes.  Land meets azure sea in endless stretches of white sandy beaches. 
    Adventure comes in many forms, from trekking through the majestic volcanoes, forests of Dumoga Bone National Park, Tangkoko Nature Reserve, Lore Lindu National Park, high mountains of Toraja land, white water rafting on Nimanga river, Ranoyapo river of north Sulawesi, Sada'an River of Central Sulawesi, or diving/ snorkeling the world famous coral gardens at Bunaken Marine National Park and the Togian Islands. 
    For birdwatchers, this is an ultimate Island to be visited!  Sulawesi is one of the richest birding complex on earth.  From 697 resident and migrants birds species, 249 are endemic species. Sulawesi island lies on the imaginary line, called the Wallace Line, running from north-east/south west, following the counter of the Asian continental shelf east of Borneo and Bali, represent the division between the rich oriental continental fauna and flora to the west and to the east. 
    The peoples of Sulawesi are famous for their hospitality, and visitors will find themselves welcomed with open doors and warm smiles!