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Jul 20, 2021 · The country that hosts Komodo Island, one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature, has launched its biggest tourism campaign promoted by the main industry stakeholders as a way to attract visitors “Back to Bali”.
Nov 30, 2023 · Baliem Valley Festival: Ancient Tribes' Mock War Experience. Saga Music Festival 2017: Electrifying Music Fiesta in the Magical Ambience of Bali. 12 UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritages from Indonesia. Bali, #1 Winner of 2021 TripAdvisor Travelers' Choice Award.
- Snorkel Spectacular Palau Menjangan (Deer Island), Bali
- See The World's Largest Volcanic Lake on Sumatra
- Test Your Vertigo at Kelingking Beach, Nusa Penida, Bali
- Marvel at The Giant Lizards of Komodo National Park in The Lesser Sunda Islands
- Take A 4WD to The Smoldering Mt Bromo, East Java
- Climb The Caldera at Gunung Rinjani, Lombok
- See The Changing Colors of Kelimutu Lake, Flores
- Get Up Close with Orangutans at Tanjung Puting National Park, Central Kalimantan
- Cruise The jungle-clad Atolls of The Raja Ampat Islands, West Papua
- Tackle The The Elite Trekking at Puncak Jaya (Carstensz Pyramid), West Papua
Located just off Bali's northwestern tip, Pulau Menjangan (Deer Island) is one of Indonesia's most accessible locations for both experienced divers and adventurous snorkelling fans. The surrounding Bali Barat National Parkensures protection for twelve different dive sites, and the crystalline waters showcase sheer walls, caves and a spectacular dro...
Stretching for 100km Lake Toba, the world's largest volcanic lake, looks more like a sea. Formed 75,000 years ago following a series of colossal eruptions, the best way to take in the full glory of this Sumatran crater lake is by boat. The water itself is swimmable with a number of thundering waterfalls dotted around the lake adding some drama to t...
Located on the island of Nusa Penida, a half-hour boat ride from Sanur, is one of the world’s most stunning stretches of sand. Accessible via a dramatic high cliff position where you look out over a stunning sweeping peninsula. A thin land bridge creates a surreal sight, but don't cross it or get too close to it. After viewing the beach, which look...
Sunbaked and barren, Komodo stands apart from other more verdant Indonesian islands, and the island's most celebrated species is also singular and surprising. The world's biggest lizard can grow up to three metres-long, and Komodo dragons are often seen lumbering along the beach by visitors arriving at the national park'smain camp at Loh Liang. Gui...
In a country studded with volcanoes, the surreal beauty and immense scale of Java's Mt Bromo is one of Indonesia's most epic natural spectacles. A vast crater – 10km across and created by the violent volcanic history of the ancient Tengger caldera – is punctuated by the oft-smouldering peak of Bromo. Immense plains of ash and volcanic sand extend t...
The panoramic views from the top of Indonesia's second-highest volcano, which rises to 3726m, delights even the most adventurous hiker. The sight of the 6 km-wide silky-blue crater lake cradled by a vast caldera makes the climb worth every minute of the celebrated slog to the top. Majesty and mystic are honoured by Hindus from all over Indonesia, w...
Best discovered at sunrise after a meandering minibus journey from nearby Moni, three intensely colored volcanic lakes sit atop the summit of Kelimutu on the eastern island of Flores. Two of the exceptionally deep crater lakes regularly change color – driven by the continuous leaching of different minerals – and the indigo smudge of a Flores dawn i...
Wildlife watching and river adventures combine in this massive 4150 sq km park in central Kalimantan, the Indonesian southern part of Borneo. Rustic, but comfortable, river boats travel up the Sungai Sekoneyer stopping at orangutan feeding stations during a three-day journey to Camp Leakey, a rehabilitation centre where orphaned and formerly captiv...
From the comfort of a boat, spy the aquamarine waters of Bird's Head Peninsula in West Papua as it casts its spell over the famed diving spots of Raja Ampat Islands. Located at the very northeast of the Indonesian archipelago, not far from Sorongon New Guinea, this chain of some 1500 islands – known as the Four Kings – is home to 1600 types of cora...
Snow in Indonesia? Well, yes actually. The Puncak Jaya (Carstensz Pyramid), a mountain on New Guinea, is one of the country’s crowning jewels. Rugged, remote, and really quite high (4884m), trekking here is for serious mountain climbers only. It’s also bankruptingly expensive to visit – trips costs around US$17,000. But what about this for a natura...
Jul 19, 2021 · Based on what tourists seek to explore and experience, the wonders of Indonesia have been divided into five categories: Nature, Culinary & Wellness, Arts & Heritage, Recreation & Leisure, and Adventure.
Bali is filled with incredible natural experiences, from majestic mountains and incredible viewpoints, to cascading waterfalls and glorious beaches. While Bali has become more famous for partying recently, we shouldn’t forget about what drew people to the island in the first place, its natural charisma!
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Bali has several tourist attractions that are already well-known throughout the world such as Kuta Beach, Sanur Beach, Kintamani, Lake Batur, Gua Gajah, Tampak Siring, Bedugul, Ubud, Tanah Lot and many more. This island is included in the Ten Natural Wonders of Indonesia because of the many amazing places with its unique architecture, culture ...
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