In addition to having a wealth of peat forests that are the habitat of various endemic species such as orangutans and iguanas, Aceh Singkil also has a wealth of swamp waters that are the habitat of various types of freshwater fish. Unfortunately, the existence of this abundant natural wealth has escaped tourism-based management which has been known to provide income as capital in developing an inland area such as the Singkil Area.
From here we admit that human resources are very important in the progress of managing an area. In my opinion, what our brother @vannour did was right, where he has exposed the forest area, the peat swamp of Aceh Singkil with full willingness is an attitude that we should appreciate. Hopefully this post can inspire many parties, especially policy makers in the Aceh Singkil government. Hopefully!
Thank you, @naisfreedom, for your appreciation. However, I haven't explored the Singkil Rawa Rambut yet. The reason is, that the trips there are very challenging, especially due to the crocodile habitat, which makes access to the orangutan and iguana habitats very risky. Aceh Singkil's natural environment is very rich in biodiversity.