The highlands of Indonesia’s Aceh Province are home to diverse ethnicities and tribes. The area’s agricultural potential has become a top priority for development, with coffee being a key focus. Known as the “land above the clouds,” Gunung Leuser reaches high into the mountains. Here coffee trees are surrounded by the cherished lands of the Leuser National Park, a rich and expansive rainforest that’s one of the last places on earth with endangered orangutans living in the wild. To protect the forest from damage and deforestation, the government and local community have increased their efforts to develop the smallholder agricultural sector, with a focus on coffee as a vital crop. Their dedication culminates in this—a cup as distinct as the land where it was grown.