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  District of Lebong the area and has a forest area of more than 70%, provide a place for tourists who like spirited adventurers and tour the forest, some locations In district Lebong, there are several locations to tour the forest, forest area is a tourist area conservation  which has total area of forest HA almost 134,834.55, from the area of forest area is divided on
  • Regions Kerinci Seblat National Park has a wide 11.305 HA
  • Nature Reserve forest area has a wide around  3.022,40 HA
  • Protected forest areas that have area approximately  20.777,40 HA.

The concept of tourism in this forest Lebong District Government has to realize the concept of the existence of forests as a conservation area.  The District of Lebong has a total land area of 192,924 hectares, and is located in the Province of Bengkulu on the island of Sumatra, the sixth (6th) largest island in the world and the largest entirely in 

Indonesia (Borneo and Papua are shared with other countries). The District itself is bordered to the north by Jambi Province and to the east by South Sumatra Province. Lebong is comprised of almost 70% of designated conservation areas. The Kerinci Seblat National Park dominates the land of the district, with a total forest area of 111,035 ha, with an additional 20,777 ha of protected forest area in the south of the province and 3,022 ha of non-contiguous nature reserve areas within Lebong.  forest conditions like that then the forestry sector in tourism development coupled with the concept of educational tourism, the opportunities and added value will be felt by all communities in the District Lebong