Thousands of different islands, each with its own charm of which only a few are known to most travelers, beautiful nature with enormous biodiversity and interesting culture full of traditions and sights. Indonesia<\/strong> has countless undiscovered places that we would love to take you to.<\/p>\n Meet the diversity of Java<\/strong><\/a> and discover vibrant cities such as Jakarta<\/strong> and Yogyakarta<\/strong><\/a>, climb the Ijen volcano, see the sun rise behind the imposing Bromo volcano and visit ancient Buddhist and Hindu temples. Relax on soft sandy beaches, snorkel the coral reefs of Taman Nasional Bali Barat and sample delicious dishes at <\/strong>Bali<\/strong><\/a>. Dive underwater and relax on the beaches of the three tropical Gili Islands<\/strong><\/a> and learn about the unique culture of the Sakwa people and admire the Gunung Rinjani volcano <\/strong>in Lombok<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n Spot Orangutans during a jungle trek through Bukit Lawang<\/strong> on Sumatra<\/strong> or admire not only these orange great apes but also proboscis monkeys in Tanjung Puting National Park on the island of Kalimantan <\/strong>(Borneo<\/strong>). In addition, on Sumatra, Aceh and Lake Toba<\/strong> are unmissable highlights. In Sulawesi<\/strong>, you can look for the famous ghost animals, as well as take beautiful walks through the beautiful mountain scenery of Tanah Toraja<\/strong>.<\/p>\n In Papua<\/strong>, you will meet traditional people such as the Dani who live off agriculture and the Asmat and Korowai who live so isolated that you will only reach them after a boat ride and a brisk hike through the jungle. This jungle is home to unique and endemic animals such as tree kangaroos and the colorful birds of paradise. You can also encounter traditional cultures on the island of Nias<\/strong>.<\/p>\nJava, Bali, Lombok and the Gili Islands<\/h4>\n
Orangutans in Sumatra and Kalimantan<\/h4>\n
Traditional people, birds of paradise and Komodo dragons<\/h4>\n