Attractions in Indonesia
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Part of Bromo-Tengger-Semeru National Park, Mt. Semeru, also known as Mahameru, stands as Java’s highest peak and an active volcano, rising prominently behind the well-known Mt. Bromo. The landscape is […]
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Nestled in a vibrant garden, the Agung Rai Museum of Art (ARMA) stands as a multifaceted cultural space in Ubud, combining the roles of a museum, gallery, and community hub. […]
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The Barelang Bridge, a chain of six bridges, connects Batam Island to the islands of Rempang, Galang, and Galang Baru via three islets. This engineering marvel, one of Indonesia’s most […]
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The Maha Vihara Duta Maitreya Temple, often called the Temple of the Laughing Buddha, stands as a large, modern Buddhist temple in Batam Center, Indonesia. Despite occasional claims, it is […]
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Sewu Temple, also known as Candi Sewu, is a significant part of the Prambanan UNESCO World Heritage Site in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Dating back to the 8th century AD, this Buddhist […]
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Nestled in the heart of Ubud, Gianyar Night Market (Pasar Malam Gianyar) is a bustling hub that draws in locals and visitors alike with its array of Balinese and Indonesian […]
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Nestled amid the forested volcanic hills of Flores, Wae Rebo Village is a cluster of seven conical thatched huts, showcasing the traditional Manggarai architectural style. This farming community retains its […]
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Nestled in the less-traveled regions of Bali, Mt. Batukaru stands at an impressive 7,467 feet (2,276 meters) high, offering a serene and unspoiled alternative to the more frequented peaks like […]
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Nestled in downtown Yogyakarta, the lush grounds of Taman Sari, also known as the Water Castle, offer a glimpse into its once opulent past. Originally a sprawling water palace, today’s […]
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Located off the northern coast of Flores, Indonesia, 17 Islands Marine Park is a cluster of uninhabited islets known for their pristine white sand beaches and vibrant marine life, including […]
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Opened in 1868, the National Museum stands in a grand building on Merdeka Square in Jakarta, offering a deep dive into Indonesia’s rich cultural and historical heritage. The museum’s extensive […]
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Located in Jakarta, Jalan Surabaya Market (Pasar Antik Jalan Surabaya) is the city’s most renowned street market. Here, a diverse array of items fills the stalls, ranging from factory-made goods […]
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Lawang Sewu, a prominent landmark in Semarang, Indonesia, is known for its colonial architecture and the intriguing name that translates to ‘1,000 doors.’ While the actual number of doors is […]
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Bali’s Museum Gedung Arca, also known as the Pejeng Archaeological Museum, is located in the village of Pejeng, just a short distance from Ubud. Established in the mid-20th century and […]
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Nestled in a shaded garden, Batam Miniature Houses in Indonesia offers a unique glimpse into the diverse architectural heritage of the archipelago. The site features scaled-down replicas of traditional houses […]
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Puri Agung Karangasem, located in east Bali, stands as an atmospheric reminder of the once-powerful kings of Karangasem who ruled much of Lombok. The palace features a tiered entry gate, […]
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Amed Beach, a charming 9-mile (14-kilometer) stretch along the east Bali coast, is best known for the USS Liberty shipwreck. The coral reef just offshore offers a variety of underwater […]
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Setia Darma House of Mask and Puppets, located in Ubud, Indonesia, is a treasure trove housed within historic buildings. The collection boasts over 7,000 masks and puppets, gathered from across […]
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Nestled in west Bali, the Bali Butterfly Park (Taman Kupu-Kupu Bali) offers a vibrant display of Indonesia’s rich butterfly population. The park features both living and preserved butterfly specimens, allowing […]
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Nestled on Bali’s east coast, Kusamba Village, or Desa Kusamba, is a traditional fishing village renowned for its artisanal-salt production. The village features a sweeping black-sand beach and a small […]
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Puputan Square, a rare patch of quiet in Bali’s busy capital, Denpasar, marks the site of a significant historical event. In 1906, the king of Badung, facing insurmountable opposition from […]
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Central Java’s Chicken Church, officially known as Bukit Rhema Gereja Merpati Putih, stands in the hills near the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Borobudur complex. Built in the 1990s, the structure was […]
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Denpasar, the bustling capital of Bali, is a vibrant and multicultural city home to around 800,000 people. While many visitors often bypass it for the island’s beaches and rice fields, […]
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Nestled between Ubud and the Tegenungan Waterfall, Kemenuh Butterfly Park offers a serene and educational experience for visitors. This small, family-friendly attraction is dedicated to the vibrant world of butterflies. […]