Rinca Island

Komodo Rinca Island (Indonesian: Rincah, also known as Rinca or Rindja) is a small island near Komodo Island in Indonesia's East Nusa Tenggara Province. The island is famous for a 3-meter (10-foot) giant python. Linka Island also has many deer, wild boar, buffalo and birds. Linka Island is 25 kilometers long, 12 kilometers wide, and the area is 196.25 square kilometers. The highest altitude is 667 meters. Linka Island, the natural environment on the island is beautiful, the population is sparse, and many tourists come to see the Komodo dragon. 2.

Linka Island and Komodo Island are the only two Komodo dragon habitats, and now there are only about 2,800. Buy a ticket once can be used on the two islands. The ticket fee is 320k Indonesian rupiah, which is only available on the same day. Komodo Island is very large, it takes three or four hours to walk, and the probability of seeing dragons is relatively small. Linka Island is easier to see. There are several animals that often move near the high-footed house at the gate of the reserve. There are other animals such as monkeys, bison, deer, and wild boar.

Rinca is a good alternative to overly touristic, neighboring Komodo, if you find yourself in the area. Difficult to get to, but worth the trouble.

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The day's trip to Rinka Island is over, and tomorrow we will continue to the island of Komodo "find dragon". At night, the captain took us to a quiet bay, the water was calm without a trace of wind and waves, and the sunset glowed in the sky without any reverie. The captain prepared dinner for us, and we faced such a landscape, eating, chatting, and laughing. This night is so beautiful that people can forget everything and will be unforgettable for life.