Besides the potential of conservation tourism, Subulussalam is also rich in natural beauty of the river. Like the potential of the Kedearan waterfall and Lae Kombih rivers located in the Penanggalan Subdistrict area, located in the villages of Jontor and Sikelang, it can be managed as one of the rafting adventure destinations or rafting.
Seeing the river flow is enough to support a place for rafting, as well as can be provided as a vehicle for ecotourism to develop the regional tourism industry. On the other hand, adventure tourists also get a view of the limestone wood forest that can be in the hills along the riverbank.
Not only canopy lime wood trees, there is a conservation of Sumatran orangutan (pongo abeli) which perched on a branch tree can be seen compiling across the river currents. As an area it is suitable to be a tourist destination with the concept of ecotourism. Well, for readers who like the adventures of the river liar, Lae Kombih, let's test your adrenaline.
The waterfall is also very exotic. In addition to white water rafting, you can also see directly one of the most extinct and worldwide types of lime wood trees. Because the location of the white water rafting is directly adjacent to the area of Kapur Lae Kombih Forest Park (Subulussalam).
