Togean Island

Togean Islands National Park is a national park in Togean located in the Gulf of Tomini, Central Sulawesi, which was inaugurated in 2004. Administratively, this region is in Tojo Una-una, Central Sulawesi province. Togean himself is a national park with a sea ecosystems 2 area covering 292,000 hectares and 70,000 hectares of its land mass. Its remote location and away from the bustle of life became the main attraction. The archipelago consists of six large islands and islands smaller comprise 60 islands. Islands in the Gulf region this Tomini save natural resources were impressive. In these islands there are hundreds of species of coral, fish, mollusks, and some animals are already scarce. The government also set Togean as a national park. Togean is a very popular tourist destination for foreign tourists. Some actions that can be done in Togean include: diving and snorkelling in Pulau Kadidiri, fishing, exploring the natural forests in Malenge Island, as well as visiting Colo mountain on the island of Una-una. Tourists can also visit the settlement Bajo in Kabalutan.

The uniqueness of the Bajo tribe is their attitude that static just like to live in the sea, are less likely to innovate, to be closed and unable to adapt to the physical geographical, social, and cultural, with people living on the land. Various physical and cultural characteristic, the Bajo showed uniformity Those who settled in the area anywhere. Bajo has expertise in the marine field, the relationship with the sea makes Bajo, believes beliefs and culture. Bajo illustrates that the ocean and the resources in it is very close to them. From the first, known as the Bajo tribe of nomads of the ocean because of his life moving from one place to another, by means of the boat and at the same residence