Bukii Kaidupan

Information

Elevation

1.468 m

Country

Indonesia (ID)

Location / Range

Pegunungan Kecamatan Galang, Kabupaten Tolitoli

Mountain type

Puncak berhutan pada punggungan pegunungan (non-vulkanik)

Volcanic?

No (non-volcanic)

Coordinates

1.1207, 121.0966

Difficulty

Tidak ada jalur pendakian terdokumentasi

Best Season

Musim relatif kering sekitar September; iklim tropis basah sepanjang tahun

Permits & Rules

Tidak ada informasi izin yang tersedia

Hazards

Data medan sangat terbatas; kawasan hutan pegunungan terpencil nyaris tanpa penduduk

Description

Bukii Kaidupan is a forested summit in the mountainous hinterland of Galang District, Tolitoli Regency, Central Sulawesi Province — in the northwestern part of Sulawesi's northern arm. Geographic databases place it at roughly 1.121°N, 121.097°E, with an elevation of about 1,468 m a.s.l., yet it rises only about 42 m above the surrounding terrain (base width around 0.33 km), making it more a bump on a high ridge than a free-standing mountain. This elevation comes from a digital elevation model rather than a field survey and should be read as an estimate. The surrounding land is hilly to the northwest and mountainous to the southeast, almost entirely forest-covered and very sparsely populated (about 4 people/km², with no nearby towns). The climate is tropical wet: mean temperature around 21°C and annual rainfall near 2,150 mm, wettest in January and driest in September. Public information is almost nonexistent — no hiking reports, marked trails, or visitor accounts were found; all available data derive from international geographic catalogues (the NGA-GNS gazetteer and its derivatives in OpenStreetMap, Wikidata, GeoNames, and Cebuano Wikipedia), not from field documentation.