Indonesia, Emerald of the Equator

Indonesia is the largest cluster of islands in the world consisting of over 13000 islands with 6000 inhabited. The island spread between the Indian and Pacific Oceans and bridges the continents Asia and Australia. Indonesian art forms are influenced by religion. The famous dance dramas of Indonesia are derived from Hindu mythology. The Indonesian people are artistic by nature. Tourism in Indonesia is a major part of the Indonesian economy and also the source of foreign exchange revenues.

Tourist Spots in Indonesia

The main tourist spot in Indonesia is the Istiqlal Mosque in Jakarta, which is one of the largest mosque in the world.

Next tourist spot which we can’t miss is the Prambanan temple complex, built in honur of  the Hindu Gods Brahma, Shiva and Vishnu.

Borobudur Park which is probably the largest Buddhist Sanctuary in the world, which contains 5 km of relief carvings is another major tourist spot in Indonesia.

The land of high mountains, misty valleys and lakes in the beautiful Sulawesi is another tourist attraction.

Another special tourist spot is the Torajaland, ‘the Land of the Heavenly Kings,’ on Sulawesi. There we can see the inhabitants’ buffalo horn-shaped houses and vertical cliffside tombs used for burying the dead.

You should not miss in your Indonesian trip the Sultan’s Palace in Yogyakarta, which is a masterpiece of Javanese architecture.

One of the wonderful tourist spot of Bali is the Tanah Lot, the Sea Temple.

The next spot is Bali’s Pura Besakih, a temple that stands high on the slopes of Gunung Agung.

A special thing that you can watch in Java is the Puppet shows which are acts on well-known legends.

Some other tourist sports in Indonesia are Monkey Forest Sanctuary, Lake Toba, Mount Bromo, Lovina Beach, Taman Safari, Indonesia, Komodo National Park, Sunda Kelapa, Pasir Putih Beach etc.

Accommodation 

International standard, medium and budget hotels, serviced apartments and holiday homes guarantees you a safe and calm stay.