Semarang
Indonesia Tourism – Semarang is the capital of Central Java and really do not offer the traveler much more than an overnight stop, as is the bus route eastward to Surabaya and Bali and south to...
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Indonesia Tourism – Surabaya is Indonesia’s second largest city, and if you have visited Jakarta, you can get an idea of its size. That said, it is an ideal place to organize your most interesting...
View ArticlePangandaran
Indonesia Tourism – Pangandaran is charming – a more adult fishing village that has become a popular beach in Indonesia. It remains mostly off the radar of foreign tourists for a couple of reasons – it...
View ArticleBandung
Indonesia Tourism – Bandung is the cosmopolitan capital of West Java province, famous for its universities, cuisine, fashion and nightlife. Although it has been obscured by Jakarta, which is two hours...
View ArticleAnyer
Indonesia Tourism – Anyera is 3 hours west of Jakarta, and has become a weekend getaway from busy workers in Jakarta. The only real benchmark of any interest is the lighthouse that was built by Queen...
View ArticleCarita
Indonesia Tourism – Carita is a typical seaside resort that stretches along the coast 20 kilometers south of Anyer. Carita is popular among residents of Jakarta who want to escape from the bustling...
View ArticleKrakatau
Indonesia Tourism – Today, when you stand on the west coast of Java at the seaside you will not see the infamous Krakatua, as in the August 27, 1883. The 9 x 5 kilometers volcano that rose nearly 1 km...
View ArticleSolo
Indonesia Tourism – Just a stone’s throw from Yogyakarta with only about 65 miles between the cities of Java. Although it is the most visited Yogyakarta with its temple of Borobudur, only reality can...
View ArticleReasons to Visit Indonesia
Indonesia Tourism – Why visit this great country that has received so much bad press in the past year? Where is Indonesia? Bali but the rest of Indonesia, hum. You heard statements like this before?...
View ArticleBorobudur
Indonesia Tourism – You and hundreds of others are about ready to take a walk in a symbolic representation of the world, as imagined and built here sometime around the year 800. You are in one of the...
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