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An active volcano, dense forests and seemingly endless stretches of undeveloped coastline make this island a less crowded and more natural alternative to neighbouring Bali.

The capital city of Indonesia is a bustling metropolis, famous for its colonial-era relics, beautiful mosques, plentiful shopping and family entertainment.

As one of Bali’s most photographed and mythological natural features, this unusual island temple is one sight you won’t want to miss.

This island in the Riau Archipelago is both a center of commerce and a lively vacation destination with beautiful beaches and an exciting nightlife.

These spectacular temples are among the most important religious sites in Java. Visit them to be astounded by their centuries-old grandeur and intricacy.

Once known as the Paris of Java, Bandung boasts beautiful colonial architecture and a thriving arts and café culture, all overlooked by the peaks of the Parahyangun mountains. 

Adventure, relaxation and breathtaking scenery await you on this tropical archipelago, featuring tranquil beaches, wild jungles and mystical ancient monuments.

Adventure, relaxation and breathtaking scenery await you on this tropical archipelago, featuring tranquil beaches, wild jungles and mystical ancient monuments.

Jutting out into Lombok Strait on a headland overlooking Senggigi Beach, sits one of Indonesia’s most striking Hindu temples.

Ringed by perfect beaches, clear waters and coral reefs, these three tiny islands off northwest Lombok have come to define the perfect holiday escape.

Travel through thick tropical forests, feed families of monkeys and enjoy stunning views over the North Lombok Sea to the Gili Islands and beyond.

Tourists choose Kuta mainly for its idyllic beaches, but there’s so much more to this formerly quiet fishing village than just sun, sea and sand. It also offers many cultural and shopping opportunities. The bustling city centre, known by locals as \'downtown\', is a wonderful place to explore, where you’ll still find the influences from Dutch culture, harking back to its colonial past. Still, the most notable impact on Kuta is that of modern international investors, who have transformed the town into the bustling tourist attraction you see today.

Once known as the Paris of Java, Bandung boasts beautiful colonial architecture and a thriving arts and café culture, all overlooked by the peaks of the Parahyangun mountains. 

Adventure, relaxation and breathtaking scenery await you on this tropical archipelago, featuring tranquil beaches, wild jungles and mystical ancient monuments.

Travel through thick tropical forests, feed families of monkeys and enjoy stunning views over the North Lombok Sea to the Gili Islands and beyond.

Travel through thick tropical forests, feed families of monkeys and enjoy stunning views over the North Lombok Sea to the Gili Islands and beyond.

Adventure, relaxation and breathtaking scenery await you on this tropical archipelago, featuring tranquil beaches, wild jungles and mystical ancient monuments.

Inspect the structures that reveal the secular aspects of society on this high plateau with panoramic views of a volcano.

Hike to the summit of a volcanic peak, spot myriad birdlife and enjoy breathtaking panoramas of Central Java’s lush countryside.

An active volcano, dense forests and seemingly endless stretches of undeveloped coastline make this island a less crowded and more natural alternative to neighbouring Bali.

Surrounded by the stunning natural beauty of Central Java, this region is a gateway to pretty villages and hikes to volcanic peaks.