Baluran National Park is a hidden gem located in the east of Java, Indonesia. It boasts a savanna landscape, comprising of grasslands, forests, and beaches. The park is home to endangered species such as the Javanese tiger and Javan leopard. Visitors can experience stunning sunrises and sunsets, along with the chance to see a wide variety of wildlife such as water buffalos, peacocks, deer, and macaques. For adventure seekers, hiking and camping is available at various sites in the park.

From Banyuwangi city, it's a 2-hour drive to Baluran National Park. Visitors can also fly into Banyuwangi Airport and arrange a transfer to the park.

The best time to visit Baluran National Park is during the dry season from May to October.

During the dry season, temperatures range from 26-30°C (79-86°F) and the park experiences little to no rain. During the wet season, which lasts from November to April, the park experiences heavy rainfall and high humidity.

Camping in Baluran National Park costs around IDR 150,000 per night, while accommodation options outside the park range from budget to upscale.

Local food is relatively cheap, with meals costing around IDR 20,000-50,000 per dish. Restaurants outside the park offer a wide variety of cuisines at different price points.

Baluran National Park is considered safe but visitors should take precautions against petty crimes such as pickpocketing. Women, racial, and LGBTQ minorities should take care to avoid unwanted attention.

The population of Baluran National Park is predominantly Indonesian, with a mix of Javanese, Madurese, and Balinese ethnic groups. The primary religion is Islam.

The most popular activities at Baluran National Park include hiking, camping, wildlife spotting, bird watching, and photography.