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Indonesia stands out in Southeast Asia, especially in tourism. Let's discover the famous tourist spots in this 'Land of a Thousand Islands' with Mytour.
Indonesia – an archipelagic country situated in Southeast Asia, is famously known as the 'Land of a Thousand Islands' with over 13,000 islands. The Indonesian archipelago holds a strategic geographic position in global trade and commerce and is blessed with breathtaking islands, seas, and distinctive flora and fauna. Indonesia captivates travelers worldwide. Indonesia boasts diverse ethnic groups, languages, and religions, creating a rich cultural tapestry. Despite being populous, Indonesia harbors many pristine regions with rich biodiversity, among the world's most exceptional natural resources.
For Vietnamese tourists, you won't need a tourist Visa for Indonesia, but your passport must be valid for at least 6 months with a maximum stay of 30 days. This article will introduce you to the famous tourist attractions in Indonesia.
Bali Island
Bali Island is hailed as the island of gods due to its ancient temples of great spiritual significance. Bali is also dubbed the paradise island for its world-renowned beautiful resort beaches. Each year, this island attracts millions of tourists from around the globe. You'll experience the unique local culture here, along with fascinating spiritual stories recounted by the locals.
Tanah Lot Temple
This sacred temple was built in the 16th century by a Javanese priest. Perched on a massive rock, it is surrounded by venomous snakes, which locals believe protect this sacred site from evil spirits.
Yogyakarta City and Borobudur Temple
Yogyakarta is the epicenter of Java's arts and culture, home to a 9th-century Buddhist temple recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. The nine-tiered temple comprises six square and three circular platforms, topped by a circular dome. Adorned with 2,672 relief panels and 504 Buddha statues, it is also a pilgrimage site attracting thousands of Buddhists annually.
Komodo National Park
Established to conserve Indonesia's iconic Komodo dragons, the world's largest lizards, and other unique fauna. Komodo National Park is one of the New Seven Wonders of Nature. The climate here is among Indonesia's driest, originating from volcanic islands. It's also one of the world's richest marine biodiversity hotspots.
Tegalalang Rice Terraces
The rice fields cultivated using the subak system, a model passed down from the revered saint Rsi Markandeya since the 8th century. The lush green terraced fields, this breathtaking landscape has changed tourists' perceptions of a country thought to only have islands, beaches, or smoky volcanoes.
Mount Bromo Volcano
This highly dynamic volcano is unpredictable. While its crater has destroyed everything around, the lush green landscapes of the surrounding mountains provide a spectacular and fascinating sight when conquering this majestic volcano, offering beautiful sunrise and sunset views, famous here.
Ayung Waterfall
The longest river in Bali, here you will experience river rafting through waterfalls with detailed instructions on techniques and safety rules from professional guides. You'll admire the stunning scenery and mysterious mountain gorges amidst tropical rainforests.
Lake Toba
Lake Toba, one of the world's largest and deepest volcanic lakes. It was the site of a volcanic eruption over 69,000 years ago. Here, you can experience activities like kayaking, surfing,... on the lake; at an altitude of 900 meters above sea level, the climate here is cool and pleasant. Lake Toba is a place to sit back and take in the panoramic view of the mountains and waters, a pristine scene like a painting.
Baliem Valley
The mysterious Baliem Valley nestled amidst the rugged mountains of the Jayawijaya range. This valley is dubbed the oldest valley in the world, home to ancient tribes.
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Reference: Travel Guide by Mytour
MytourJuly 12, 2022
