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Indonesia Travel - Hotels, Attractions, Sightseeing Tours, Information
The floating emerald islands of the Indonesian archipelago have for
centuries lured everyone from missionaries to pirates, mining companies and
backpackers to their sandalwood and spice breezes, their Bali Hai lifestyle
and their magnificent beaches, mountains and volcanoes.
Faster and More Comfortable Ferries to Bintan The two new ferries - the Wan Seri Beni and the Wan Sendari - which are named after two prominent queens in Malay Srivijaya history, will reduce the traveling time between Singapore and Bintan to just 45 minutes, compared to a previous time of close ...
Rural Charm of Bali with a Balinese Cooking Demonstration Escape in to the heart of Balinese countryside on this half-day coach tour and explore beautiful rice fields and enjoy the tranquility of Gulingan Village. Wandering through the beautiful terrace rice boxes you reach a fabulous setting of tropical ...
Cipta Hotel Jakarta Cipta hotel is located in the city centre close to the major shopping malls, banks and the central business district. It provides excellent facilities and services.
Start the day with a tasty breakfast in the room. If going sightseeing, ask first ...
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Cipta Hotel Jakarta Cipta hotel is located in the city centre close to the major shopping malls, banks and the central business district. It provides excellent facilities and services.
Start the day with a tasty breakfast in the room. If going sightseeing, ask first ...
Ibis Mangga Dua Jakarta Conveniently located in the heart of the Jakarta Chinatown district, Ibis Mangga Dua and Apartments Jakarta features 202 rooms and 17 fully serviced 3-bedroom apartments.
The hotel features Wi-Fi, a swimming pool, fitness centre, sauna and steam ...
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Bali the "Island of the Gods" is fast
developing a reputation as a sought after golfing destination. It's not
surprising, that golfers are coming from all parts of the world, to play on
Bali's, three top class 18-hole championship golf courses.
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However, the myth of paradise is often marred by deep racial divides,
religious warring, high-handed autocracy, government corruption, economic
mismanagement and natural disasters. The latest rounds of violence have made
Indonesia a problematic destination for Western travellers.
Refreshingly though, much of the country remains barely touched by mass
tourism. Despite great improvements in communications and transport
connections, Indonesia's thousands of islands and multitude of cultures
still offer adventure that is hard to find in the developed world. And
despite the hammering Bali tourism has taken due to the tragic 2002 bombing
of the Sari nightclub, all of Indonesia's remarkable sights remain to be
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Bali - Bali is so picturesque that you could be fooled into thinking it was a
painted backdrop: rice paddies trip down hillsides like giant steps,
volcanoes soar through the clouds, the forests are lush and tropical, and
the beaches are lapped by the warm waters of the Indian Ocean.
Hotels Bali
Lombok - This unique isle lies to the east of one of the
sharpest fissures in nature, the so-called Wallace Line that cuts through the
Indonesian archipelago and divides the flora and fauna of Asia and that of
Australia, Papua, New Zealand and other Pacific islands. Long overshadowed by
Bali, Lombok is located some 670 miles east of Jakarta. Its 2 million
inhabitants hope its exceptional combination of spectacular unspoiled scenery,
wonderful beaches and exotic mosaic of Islamic, Buddhist, Hindu and Christian
cultures will lure tourists seeking a tropical escape not obscured by sprawling
resorts, fast-food chains or shopping malls.
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Indonesia Tourist Attractions
Indonesia, the land of smiles, is a place to discover beautiful panaromic
natural heritage. Being the worlds largest archipelago, foreign tourists and
travelers are given the perfect opportunity to explore islands
breathe-taking feature, each with unique cultural diversity.
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