Indonesia is an archipelago comprises 13 466 islands. It is the forth most populous country worldwide with over 245 million people and rising. It runs through the equator of 500 km. A place with so many cultures, people, animals, plants, places, buildings, art, food .... It's like all the peoples of the world, which melted in one place. The difference you can see i enormous person in Indonesia of person, from the food to the view, and religion, the taste, but everything different combines in a unique "culture" then all western.
In this article, you may have a journey through the unique Indonesia. A journey through 8 different spots.
Kelimutu colored lakes, Komodo
Kelimutu is a volcano mountain with three lakes in three craters. All three lakes are of different color and they are a major attraction for the tourists. This is a unique phenomena that happen in Indonesia, and it can be something else in the world. Find
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Raja Ampat Islands
Raja Ampat Islands are an archipelago in Indonesia, consisting of 1500 small islands. It is also because of the four major islands, Misool, Salawati Batanta and Waigeo and the smaller island Kofiau called the four kings ,. The name of the Raja Ampat comes from local mythology, which hatch about a woman seven eggs. Four of the seven eggs and kings, which occupy four of Raja Ampat largest islands, while finds the other three will be a ghost, a woman, and a stone tells.
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Komodo Island
Komodo Island is part of the Lesser Sunda Cain of islands and forms Komodo National Park in Indonesia. This island is a popular diving destination.
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Mount Bromo, Java, Indonesia
This is an active volcano in East Java in Indonesia. It is highest peak 2329 m (7641 feet ).
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Bunaken National Park
The Bunaken National Park is a marine park in the north of the island of Sulawesi, Indonesia. The park is near Coral settled triangle and it is a home for more than a 390 different spices of coral. It is also a home to many different species of fish, molluscs, marine mammals and reptiles.
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Lake Toba, Sumatra
Lake Toba is a super volcanic lake. The biggest not only in Indonesia but throughout the world.
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Bantimurung - Bulusaraung National Park, South Sulawesi
Bantimurung - Bulusaraung National Park is a national park in the south of the island of Sulawesi in Indonesia. It includes the limestone hills of Maros Pangkep, the second largest karst area in the world after the in south-east China.
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