The territory of Indonesia is one of the oldest places that ancient people began to settle. The first states were formed before our era. The region's rich history, diverse cultural traditions, and beliefs make Indonesia one of the most interesting countries for tourists. The number of attractions is so large here that it is completely unrealistic to visit all of them in one trip. In addition, they are located on different Islands. 17804 Islands are part of Indonesia. More than 6,000 of them are inhabited.
1. A visa is required to enter Indonesia. You will need a passport and a couple of photos to make it. You can apply for a visa directly at the airport …
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Travelers with children who go on vacation to another country often care about the question of whether their children will be interested in vacation …
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Rice terraces of Tegalalang and Jatiluwih is a beautiful sight. Rice terraces are created on the slopes of mountains artificially. The full cycle of rice maturation is 3 months. The terraces look different at each stage. At first, it is a water mosaic of thousands of puddles. Then the slopes are covered with bright green young shoots. They turn yellow later, turning the terraces gold. Viewing platforms are arranged for tourists.
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Taman Sari Water Castle on the island of Java was built by the first Sultan of Yogyakarta. The castle got its name because of the complex system of reservoirs, ponds, and fountains. There is an artificial lake with Islands and gazebos, swimming pools and another small lake on the territory. Water from artificial reservoirs was used to supply gazebos and fountains. This engineering solution is a real masterpiece.
The luxury hotels in Indonesia, deserving attention of the most discerning traveler.
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Bat Cave in Bali is an unusual tour. It includes a visit to the XI century Goa Lawah Temple (translated as "bat cave") and a visit to the cave. Many stories and legends are associated with this cave of natural origin. It has never been explored since the expedition disappeared. Thousands of bats have chosen it as their home. The entrance to the cave is forbidden. You can only look into it. It is better to go to this place at sunset to see how the bats leave the cave.
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