Indonesia City Guide
Indonesia is a nation of thousands of volcanic islands, and encompass an incomparable range of landscapes, cultures and people. This vast country is filled with beautiful beaches, tropical jungles, and amazing volcanoes. To visit Indonesia as a foreigner is easier than ever before. Affordable but luxurious hotels and a thriving restaurant in the modern cities like Jakarta, Bandung, east Java make Indonesia an attractive destination to visit. Love it or hate it, Indonesia travel will shift the way you see the world. Select from the list below which cities of Indonesia you would like to visit and we will reply with a customized and affordable tour itinerary.
Jakarta
The capital and largest city of Indonesia is Jakarta. It covers an area of approximately 640 square km, and the official metropolitan area is the second largest in the world. This city is the republic's political and economic center, and its Soekarno-Hatta International Airport is Indonesia's main link to the rest of the world. Jakarta is an interesting mix of contemporary and traditional, as many people from different ethnicities, religions, and incomes reside in this rapidly growing city. The city has a rich history since being founded in the 4th century, and it has served as Indonesia's capital since 1945. It is filled with vast entertainment options in the day and night, busy streets, and wonderful adventures.
Bandung
Bandung is Indonesia's third largest city by population, and it is also the capital of the West Java province. It is located at an altitude of 768 meters and is surrounded by beautiful lush mountains known as the Parahyangan, and it consists of a mild and pleasant climate. The city is primarily known for their food and their famous universities. The famous spots for tourists in the city as the Jl Braga area, which has a strip of cafes, restaurants, markets and museums, the Jl Cihampelas district, which has plenty of retail goods, restaurants and hotels.
Yogakarta
Yogakarta, also known as Joja or Jogjakarta is the capital city in Java. The city is known for its education, its classical Javanese fine arts, and cultures such as batik, drama, music, poetry and puppet show. During Gedung Agung's presidential reign, between 1945 and 1949, Yogyakarta was the capital city of Indonesia. The metropolitan area is currently home to over 3.3 million people, modernized with cyber cafes, huge malls and traffic jams, though still maintaining its customs and rituals from the past.
Bali
Bali, one of the prime travel destinations in the world, is an island of Indonesia. It includes other smaller islands, such as Nusa Penida, Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan. Bali is certainly Indonesia's number one tourist destination, as tourists have been rising in the region from the 1980s. Bali is also known for its arts, such as traditional and modern dance, painting, sculptures, metalwork and music. Bali offers many activities for the tourists, such as the chaos of Kura or the sybaritic pleasures of Seminyak and Kerobokan, you can also surf the wild beaches or just hang out at Nusa Lembongan. Sanur is a lavish getaway on the Bukit peninsula and is family friendly. Ubud, which is the heart of Bali, is where there are beautiful rice fields and ancient monuments. There are dramatic volcanoes situated at the middle of Bali, surrounded by hillside temples such as the Pura Luhur Batukau. Bali also offers activities such as diving and surfing. The climate is wonderful throughout the year to go alongside the islands physical beauty and vibrant culture. Many consider Bali is the "Ultimate Island Holiday Destination", this is why Bali gets numerous tourists all year around each and every single year.
Indonesia is a nation of thousands of volcanic islands, and encompass an incomparable range of landscapes, cultures and people. This vast country is filled with beautiful beaches, tropical jungles, and amazing volcanoes. To visit Indonesia as a foreigner is easier than ever before. Affordable but luxurious hotels and a thriving restaurant in the modern cities like Jakarta, Bandung, east Java make Indonesia an attractive destination to visit. Love it or hate it, Indonesia travel will shift the way you see the world. Select from the list below which cities of Indonesia you would like to visit and we will reply with a customized and affordable tour itinerary.
Jakarta
The capital and largest city of Indonesia is Jakarta. It covers an area of approximately 640 square km, and the official metropolitan area is the second largest in the world. This city is the republic's political and economic center, and its Soekarno-Hatta International Airport is Indonesia's main link to the rest of the world. Jakarta is an interesting mix of contemporary and traditional, as many people from different ethnicities, religions, and incomes reside in this rapidly growing city. The city has a rich history since being founded in the 4th century, and it has served as Indonesia's capital since 1945. It is filled with vast entertainment options in the day and night, busy streets, and wonderful adventures.
Bandung
Bandung is Indonesia's third largest city by population, and it is also the capital of the West Java province. It is located at an altitude of 768 meters and is surrounded by beautiful lush mountains known as the Parahyangan, and it consists of a mild and pleasant climate. The city is primarily known for their food and their famous universities. The famous spots for tourists in the city as the Jl Braga area, which has a strip of cafes, restaurants, markets and museums, the Jl Cihampelas district, which has plenty of retail goods, restaurants and hotels.
Yogakarta
Yogakarta, also known as Joja or Jogjakarta is the capital city in Java. The city is known for its education, its classical Javanese fine arts, and cultures such as batik, drama, music, poetry and puppet show. During Gedung Agung's presidential reign, between 1945 and 1949, Yogyakarta was the capital city of Indonesia. The metropolitan area is currently home to over 3.3 million people, modernized with cyber cafes, huge malls and traffic jams, though still maintaining its customs and rituals from the past.
Bali
Bali, one of the prime travel destinations in the world, is an island of Indonesia. It includes other smaller islands, such as Nusa Penida, Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan. Bali is certainly Indonesia's number one tourist destination, as tourists have been rising in the region from the 1980s. Bali is also known for its arts, such as traditional and modern dance, painting, sculptures, metalwork and music. Bali offers many activities for the tourists, such as the chaos of Kura or the sybaritic pleasures of Seminyak and Kerobokan, you can also surf the wild beaches or just hang out at Nusa Lembongan. Sanur is a lavish getaway on the Bukit peninsula and is family friendly. Ubud, which is the heart of Bali, is where there are beautiful rice fields and ancient monuments. There are dramatic volcanoes situated at the middle of Bali, surrounded by hillside temples such as the Pura Luhur Batukau. Bali also offers activities such as diving and surfing. The climate is wonderful throughout the year to go alongside the islands physical beauty and vibrant culture. Many consider Bali is the "Ultimate Island Holiday Destination", this is why Bali gets numerous tourists all year around each and every single year.
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