Indonesia Tours

Best Places to Visit in Indonesia

BALI

Bali, with its beautiful beaches, volcanic mountains, hilly rice paddies, and exotic Hindu culture, has long been the most popular and sought-after tourist destination in the modern era. The tranquil atmosphere of this tropical paradise is legendary. Spend your days unwinding on some of Bali's most stunning beaches and exploring colorful marine life by scuba diving in the Coral Triangle. Or, you could simply stay in a beachfront resort, read a book in a hammock while watching the sunset and soaking up the island's slow, relaxed atmosphere.

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  CENTRAL JAVA

  Central Java has a rich Buddhist and Hindu heritage and is home to the magnificent Borobudur temple, the world's largest Buddhist monument. Built between the eighth and ninth centuries atop a mountain, the temple overlooks verdant fields and distant hills. Borobudur is uniquely Indonesian despite Indian design influence. Approximately half a century after Borobudur, on the border with Yogyakarta, the Prambanan Hindu complex was built, containing over two hundred temples with stone spires, sculptures, and carvings.
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  LOMBOK

  Lombok is renowned for its paradisiacal beaches, majestic Mount Rinjani, and extraordinary marine life. Thrill-seekers can test their mettle by climbing Mount Rinjani or cycling through the verdant rice terraces of Tetebatu. Those interested in culture can visit the traditional villages of Sade and Rambitan and interact with members of the Sasak tribe to learn about their way of life. Mandalika, located in southern Lombok, encompasses a breathtaking coastline and is a popular surfing destination.
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  YOGYAKARTA

  Yogyakarta, which is known as a cultural center in Indonesia, possesses vibrant cultural and historical sites. Here, you can spend your vacation strolling through the living museum of The Kraton (Sultan's Palace), exploring the Taman Sari (Water Castle), a former royal garden of the Sultanate of Yogyakarta, watching silversmiths create exquisite jewelry at Kotagede, and visiting an amazing and colorful local market.
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  JAKARTA

  Jakarta, the Indonesian capital, is a sprawling metropolis with busy streets and skyscrapers. Its Old Town, where old colonial buildings have been repurposed as museums and cafes, is an essential stop on any city tour. While the museums here contain tales and artifacts from various eras and regions, they offer visitors a glimpse into Indonesian history and culture. If you are a foodie, you will not be disappointed in this city. From fine dining establishments to street vendors, there is an abundance of food options.