The Global Gateway

to Indonesian Geoparks

Discover Indonesia’s geoparks and the stories behind us. Explore knowledge and impact, connect with the network, and find opportunities to collaborate.

EXPLORE OUR GEOLOGICAL WONDER

VOLCANIC | TECTONIC | KARST

MINERAL & GRANITE | FOSSIL & DEEP TIME

SEDIMENTARY BASIN

FROM INDONESIA

TO ASIA PACIFIC AND THE WORLD

JGI connects Indonesian geoparks with the Asia Pacific Geoparks Network (APGN) and the Global Geoparks Network (GGN), strengthening cooperation, knowledge exchange, and Indonesia’s participation in the global geopark community.

INDONESIA

Jaringan Geopark Indonesia (JGI)

ASIA PACIFIC

Asia Pacific Geoparks Network (APGN)

GLOBAL

Global Geoparks Network (GGN)


DISCOVER

Explore Indonesian geoparks through profiles, maps and themes.

CONNECT

Find people, expertise, events and institutional entry points.

COLLABORATE

Joint projects, exchanges, research and partnerships.

INDONESIAN GEOPARKS IN NUMBERS

300

Geoheritage Sites

24

Indonesian Geoparks

12

UNESCO Global Geoparks

15

Provinces

50

Cities & Regencies

As of 2026, Indonesia is home to 12 UNESCO Global Geoparks, connecting the country to a global network spanning 281 geoparks across 51 countries. Across these landscapes, geological heritage, biodiversity and culture come together to advance all 17 SDGs.

OUR GEOPARK

EXPLORE THE INDONESIAN GEOPARKS

From volcanoes and calderas to karst and coastal islands, discover unique landscape, living cultures and inspiring communities across Indonesia.

Geological categories represent the dominant geological story of each geopark for exploration purposes. Each geopark may encompass multiple geological processes, features and periods of Earth history.

SIX GEOLOGICAL STORIES

Explore Indonesia’s Geopark Diversity

VOLCANIC
  1. Batur
  2. Rinjani Lombok
  3. Toba Caldera
  4. Ijen
  5. Tambora
  6. Dieng
  7. Gorontalo
  8. Ujung Kulon*
TECTONIC
  1. Ciletuh Palabuhanratu
  2. Kebumen
  3. Meratus
  4. Sianok Maninjau
  5. Jogja
KARST
  1. Gunung Sewu
  2. Maros Pangkep
  3. Raja Ampat
  4. Ranah Minang Silokek

MINERAL

& GRANITE

  1. Belitong
  2. Pongkor
  3. Bayah Dome

FOSSIL

& DEEP TIME

  1. Merangin Jambi
  2. Natuna

SEDIMENTARY

BASIN

  1. Sawahlunto,
  2. Bojonegoro

GEOPARKS FOR A SUSTAINABLE TOMORROW

OUR WORKING GROUPS

SDGs

Connecting geoparks for sustainable development.

Geological categories represent the dominant geological story of each geopark for exploration purposes. Each geopark may encompass multiple geological processes, features and periods of Earth history.

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Geohazard

Connecting knowledge for safer and more resilient communities.

Strengthening geohazard awareness, disaster risk reduction, and community resilience through shared knowledge, education, and collaboration across geopark landscapes.

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Geogastronomy

Connecting Earth, food, culture, and communities.

Exploring the connections between geology, local food, culture, and communities, while promoting local identity, sustainable livelihoods, and responsible tourism.

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Geoheritage & Geodiversity

Connecting knowledge to understand, protect, and communicate Earth heritage.

Advancing the identification, conservation, interpretation, and sustainable use of geological heritage and geodiversity through knowledge exchange and collaboration across Indonesian geoparks.

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BE PART OF THE JOURNEY

Connect with Indonesian Geoparks

Let's explore opportunities for research, education, community development and partnership.

Indonesian geoparks work with partners around the world through sisterships, joint events research, knowledge exchange and community initiatives.

A STRONGER NETWORK

COLLABORATING ACCROSS BORDERS

LATEST NEWS

Indonesian Delegation at APGN 2026
Indonesia, 3 Oktober 2026Indonesia Strengthens Regional Networking at APGN Symposium 2026Correspondent Author(s)Ana R SeptianaRaja Ampat UGGp Langkawi, Malaysia | Indonesian geopark delegates participated in the 9th Asia Pacific Geoparks Network (APGN) Symposium 2026, held from 4–12 September 2026 at Langkawi UNESCO Global Geopark, Malaysia. Under the theme “Celebrating Networking in Geotourism,” the symposium brought together …

UPCOMING EVENTS

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May 2026

Festival Karst 2026

of Maros Pangkep UGGp

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of Maros Pangkep UGGp

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May 2026

Festival Karst 2026

of Maros Pangkep UGGp

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May 2026

Festival Karst 2026

of Maros Pangkep UGGp

KNOWLEDGE HUB

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SDGs Indonesian National Report 2025

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SDGs Indonesian National Report 2025

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SDGs Indonesian National Report 2025

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