Fulan Fehan is a plateau located in Belu Regency, East Nusa Tenggara. Famous for its beautiful vast savanna, Fulan Fehan offers stunning views with Mount Lakaan in the background.

This place is one of the favorite tourist destinations in the border area between Indonesia and Timor Leste, often referred to as the "land above the clouds" because fog often covers this area. The calm and natural atmosphere makes Fulan Fehan an ideal choice for those seeking tranquility and natural beauty.

Location and How to Get to Fulan Fehan

Fulan Fehan is located in Dirun Village, Lamaknen District, Belu Regency, East Nusa Tenggara. To reach this location, tourists can start their journey from Atambua City, the capital of Belu Regency, with a distance of about 35 kilometers which can be covered in about 1.5 hours using private vehicles or motorcycle taxis. The route to Fulan Fehan offers beautiful natural scenery, with winding roads through hills and forests.

Opening Hours and Ticket Prices

• Opening Hours: Fulan Fehan can be visited at any time of the day, giving tourists the flexibility to enjoy the scenery according to their wishes.

• Ticket Prices: There is no official entrance fee to visit Fulan Fehan. However, visitors are advised to make a voluntary donation to the locals who help maintain the cleanliness and security of the tourist area.

Main Attractions of Fulan Fehan

• Wide Savanna with Mount Lakaan in the Background: Fulan Fehan is surrounded by a wide savanna, decorated with green expanses of grass stretching out. In the background, Mount Lakaan towers high, adding to the beauty of the natural scenery.

• Horses and Cows Grazing: One of the typical sights in Fulan Fehan is horses and cows grazing freely on the savanna. The presence of these animals adds to the natural and exotic atmosphere of this place.

• Land Above the Clouds: Fulan Fehan is often covered in fog, especially in the morning, which gives the impression of being in a land above the clouds. This view is very stunning and is a major attraction for photographers.

• Cultural Tourism: Around Fulan Fehan, there are traditional villages that still hold fast to local customs and culture. Tourists can learn about local culture and enjoy the friendliness of the local people.