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Indihiang

Indihiang is a site we keep coming back to in Komodo, not for big pelagics, but for its sheer concentration of the little stuff. Drop in here and you're immediately immersed in a world where every coral head and anemone hosts a dozen dramas. We love drifting along, eyes peeled, finding those Yellowstriped Cardinalfish schooling so densely they shimmer, or spotting a Helen's Triplefin, tiny and territorial, perched on a sponge. It’s the kind of dive where you spend an hour in a small area and still feel like you’ve missed something. Look closer and you’ll find Plain Dottybacks darting, or maybe a Bennett’s Pufferfish trying to blend in. The reef here, while not towering, is home to so many species, from Undulated Morays peeking out of crevices to Black Spotted Garden Eels swaying in the sand. This is a site for the patient observer, the diver who truly appreciates the intricate details of a healthy reef ecosystem. It’s a photographer's dream, especially for macro enthusiasts.