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Unmissable

Borobudur

This fascinating 9th century temple is nothing less than the largest Buddhist monument in the world - its construction lasted a century - and, from the sky, the gigantic stupa forms a mandala (diagram symbolizing the Universe).

Beaches of Sanur, Seminyak and Kuta

The three trendy beaches of Bali - the first is the rendezvous of surfers and young party goers, the other two are a little more jet set.

Yogyarkarta (Jogja)

Modern university center lined with a vibrant home craft, the capital is also the conservatory of Javanese court arts, which flourished in the 18th century: poetry, music, dance, shadow theater ...

Orangutans

You can approach these remarkable "forest men" in the tropical high forests of Tanjung National Park (Central Kalimantan) and Gunung Leuser (North Sumatra).

Gunung Bromo

Watch the sun rise over the majestic volcanic domes of Gunung Bromo and Gunung Semuru, the "roof" of Java.

Danau Toba

The largest caldera lake in the world (100 km long and 30 km wide) was born from the eruption of a supervolcan 75,000 years ago.

ikat

This wise weaving technique has been perpetuated in the Eastern Small Islands of the Sunda - each village has its own patterns and colors, to the delight of the amateurs.

Tana Toraja

In the green mountains of central Sulawesi (Sulawesi) live the Toraja, an ethnic group renowned for its funerary rites and rock tombs guarded by wooden statuettes bearing the image of the dead.

Komodo National Park

In addition to its fabulous reptiles, the famous Komodo Dragons, this secluded conservatory houses some of the best diving spots in the entire Asia-Pacific region.

Ubud

The cultural capital of Bali and its surrounding area are rushing visitors in search of spirituality, well-being, healthy food - and seduces others with the quality and richness of its arts and crafts.

Fairy landscapes

Rice Terraces - In West Bali, from Antosari to Pupuan, via Sidemen, they stretch as far as the eye can see.

Volcanoes - The terraces of the Gedung Songo ("9 temples"), at an altitude of 1300 m, offer dazzling views of 3 of Java's most powerful volcanoes.

Floods - When the Indian Ocean is unleashed, go pray to the gods of the sea at the Tanah Lot temple in Bali, and enjoy the spectacle of the waves breaking on the rocks below.

Green valleys - The lush valleys of central Sulawesi (Celebes) are the stronghold of the Toraja, rice farmers and ranchers with elegant houses on stilts and singular rock tombs.

Crater Lake - Climb Gunung Rijani (3,726m, the highest point in the archipelago) to Lombok for breathtaking views of its crater lake and other islands.

Memorable dives

Raja Ampat (Papua) - This archipelago of "Four Kings", in the Maluku Sea, would simply possess the richest marine biodiversity on the planet, according to the WWF and UNESCO.

Pulau Menjangan (Bali Barat) - Off the Bali Barat National Park, "Deer Island" has at its feet Bali's finest diving site - and the most accessible in Indonesia - with its untouched coral reefs and protected.

Bunaken National Marine Park (Sulawesi) - Several serious and eco-responsible dive centers are located in Manado, gateway to this fabulous marine park where you can admire giant shells and representatives of 2,500 species of fish.

Wakatobi Marine National Park (Sulawesi) - Beautiful coral reefs to explore and, for those who do not dive, island customs and wildlife worthy of interest.

Maluku Islands - Formerly confined to Ambon, the dive spots of the famous Spice Islands now stretch to the Lembeh Strait.

Alor - The coral reefs of the easternmost Lesser Sunda Islands attract moles, whales, manta rays, whale sharks and migrating orcas.

Champarrées crops

Alor and Solor - Two of the Eastern Lesser Sunda Islands have the richest and most diverse cultural heritage and craftsmanship in Indonesia.

The Asmat - Famous for their wooden carvings, the Asmat of Papua still live far from the modern world.

The Dayak - Reclus in the impenetrable forests of Kalimantan (Borneo), they used to go for ferocious headhunters.

Javanese - The predominant ethnic group is renowned for its courtly arts and fine manners.

The Balinese - One of the most elaborate cultures in Southeast Asia - a proverbial spirituality and hospitality.

Picturesque festivals

Pasola - Ritual of fertility and purification, this festival brings together horsemen, mounted bareback and adorned with their colorful garb, of 4 villages of Sumba.

Sanur - Large international festival in August featuring multiple kite competitions, beach and water sports, traditional dances and music.

Waisak - The procession celebrating the birth, illumination and death of Buddha drains thousands of worshipers to Borobudur.

Labuhan - In Yogyakarta, Javanese offer sacrifices to the goddess of the southern sea.

National Day - On August 17, Indonesia's independence is celebrated by many games and banquets.

Paradise beaches

Senggigi - The most beautiful shores of Indonesia capture the west coast of Lombok, around Senggigi, the main seaside resort of the island.

Sangalaki - Like its neighbors, Derawan and Nabucco, this tiny island on the east coast of Kalimantan (Borneo) is increasingly popular for its ivory beaches and diving spots - you'll swim in the company of sea turtles and rays. mantas.

Pantai Merah - The fabulous "pink beach" of Komodo Island owes its name to its coral reefs bathed in crystal clear turquoise water.

Kepulauan Togian - This archipelago in the Gulf of Tomini (Sulawesi), renowned for its lush reliefs and secluded beaches, is also an excellent area for free diving.

The Maluku Islands - a favorite destination for divers, the islands of the archipelago, especially Ambon and the Kai Islands, are crowned with pristine beaches.

Amazing shows

Ramayana - An integral part of Javanese culture, this Hindu epic is staged in Prambanan, the famous Shivaite complex near Yogyakarta.

Hornbill Dance - Nowadays at the harvest festivals, it accompanied the Dayak of Kalimantan when their warriors returned.

Simulacra of fighting - Among the Papuans in the Baliem Valley, land, cattle and women were still the subject of bloody conflicts - these fights, which now belong to folklore, are sometimes mimed during holidays.

Contemporary Dance - The shows presented by students of the Indonesian Institute of Arts (ISI) in Yogyakarta and Bali often combine tradition and modernity.

Gamelan jegog - Originally from western Bali, this traditional orchestra is composed of instruments cut from giant bamboos.

Dance and Light Shows - The Gianyar (Bali) Green Theater and, in high season, Borobudur (Central Java) host shows featuring dancers, animals and special effects.

Singular architectures

Tongkonan (Sulawesi) - Like ships, the roofs of these toraja stilt houses graciously grace their prow and stern skyward: besides their beautiful carved decorations, the wealth of their owner is measured by the number of buffalo horns exposed to the sea. before.

Art Deco - Called the "Paris of Java", Bandung retains elegant homes with quaint charm.

Rumah gadang (Sumatra) - These elegant "long houses" with slender roofs belong to a single family minangkabau, a matrilineal society.

Uma mbatangu (Sumba) - The habitat of this outlying island is characterized by its high double-pitched and square-shaped roofs in which the family heritage is stored.