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INDONESIA Composed of more than 18,000 islands – two-thirds of them uninhabited – Indonesia is the world’s largest archipelagic country. A tapestry of untouched natural beauty and cultural gems waiting to be discovered, the country is an ideal tropical wonderland, from highlands to paradise islands! Ubud, Bali Best of Indonesia 1. Taman Mini Indonesia Indah Explore amazing pavilions that represent most of the provinces in Indonesia, visit the 15 museums or have fun at any of the 11 gardens and parks. There’s even a public swimming pool and 3D IMAX theatre at this attraction located in Jakarta. 2. Bali One of the most popular vacation spots on Earth, Bali’s rich Hindu heritage and culture, and rugged sceneries will blow you away. Have some tranquil moments at Ubud, visit iconic religious sites such as Tanah Lot and Uluwatu, shop and enjoy awesome nightlife at Kuta and Seminyak, scale the mighty Mount Batur or take a long drive towards Lovina Bay to spot the friendly dolphins! 3. Borobudur Temple One of the greatest monuments in the world, Borobudur was hailed as a UNESCO World Heritage site for its colourful history, beautiful architecture and astounding scenery. The temple is accesible from Yogyakarta. Currency Indonesia Rupiah IDR Timezone UTC +7, UTC +8, UTC +9 Languages Bahasa Indonesia, English Telephone Code +62 Electricity 220 V, 50 Hz Borobudur HIGHLIGHTS OF ASEAN
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INDONESIAComposed of more than 18,000 islands – two-thirds of them uninhabited – Indonesia is the world’s largest archipelagic country. A tapestry of untouched natural beauty and cultural gems waiting to be discovered, the country is an ideal tropical wonderland, from highlands to paradise islands!
Ubud, Bali
Best of Indonesia1. Taman Mini Indonesia Indah
Explore amazing pavilions that represent
most of the provinces in Indonesia, visit the 15
museums or have fun at any of the 11 gardens
and parks. There’s even a public swimming pool
and 3D IMAX theatre at this attraction located
in Jakarta.
2. BaliOne of the most popular vacation spots on
Earth, Bali’s rich Hindu heritage and culture,
and rugged sceneries will blow you away. Have
some tranquil moments at Ubud, visit iconic
religious sites such as Tanah Lot and Uluwatu,
shop and enjoy awesome nightlife at Kuta and
Seminyak, scale the mighty Mount Batur or
take a long drive towards Lovina Bay to spot
the friendly dolphins!
3. Borobudur Temple
One of the greatest monuments in the world,
Borobudur was hailed as a UNESCO World
Heritage site for its colourful history, beautiful
architecture and astounding scenery. The
temple is accesible from Yogyakarta.
Currency Indonesia Rupiah IDRTimezone UTC +7, UTC +8, UTC +9Languages Bahasa Indonesia, EnglishTelephone Code +62Electricity 220 V, 50 Hz
Borobudur
HIGHLIGHTS OF ASEAN
Lake Toba © Barry Kusuma
Mount Bromo
4. Lake TobaFormed by a stupendous prehistoric volcanic explosion, it is the largest volcanic lake in the world with towering mountains surrounding the caldera. Be sure to visit Samosir Island where you can learn about the ancient culture of the Batak people. Medan is the gateway to this natural wonder.
5. Shopping in Bandung Get ready for a shopping frenzy in Bandung where factory outlets and distros (fashion by local indie designers) line up the streets of Jalan Dago, Jalan Riau, and Jalan Cihampelas. Looking for bargains on traditional textiles and clothes? Head to Pasar Baru!
6. Mount BromoThe combination of white sulphurous smoke and massive caldera makes Mount Bromo a sight to behold. Catch the stunning sunrise, visit Poten Temple, cross the caldera on a 4WD or on horseback, or if you’re mad enough, run a 170-km ultramarathon here. Make your way to Bromo-Tengger-Semeru National Park from Surabaya.
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7. Gili IslandsPlan a perfect beach holiday at one of the three islands just offshore of Lombok mainland. The largest of the three, Gili Trawangan is where the party is at, while Gili Meno is a paradise for couples. For a dose of local culture, visit Gili Air.8. Diving in Pulau WehExplore the great depths of the cerulean sea as you dive and snorkel with dolphins, turtles, and even Manta Rays off the coast of Banda Aceh.9. Tana TorajaThis living museum a day’s journey from Makassar displays the Toraja tribe’s everyday life, traditions and fascinating burial practices. The Toraja tribe is known for their unique burial system where the body is kept for years until enough money is raised for a ‘celebratory funeral party’.
10. BaksoCheap, delicious, and available at every corner of the country, Bakso is a noodle soup of Indonesian meatballs cooked in beef broth, topped with crispy wonton, fried shallots and celery.
Tana Toraja © Barry KusumaBakso
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