As an archipelagic country, Indonesia is considered to hold countless treasures in cultural diversity, landscapes and cities. With more than 17,000 islands, Indonesia offers adventure and attractions for everyone, from exploring ancient temples and climbing active volcanoes to diving in largely untouched waters.

Tourists can explore the busy streets of Jakarta, or take a step back by visiting remote villages in Tanah Toraja, enjoy the bliss of Bali, or come face-to-face with the turbulent Krakatau Mountain.

Wherever and whatever the choice of place, the experience is sure to be filled with admiration for a country that is rich in history and natural beauty. Here are the 10 best objects in Indonesia which are very famous and in demand by domestic and foreign tourists.

Bali

You could say the most popular vacation spot in Indonesia is Bali, which has several cultural landmarks and attractions that make a visit to the Island of the Gods so worthwhile.

However, for many people, Bali is all about a beautiful seaside island. If a seaside vacation is what you are looking for, you may want to head to one of Bali’s luxury seaside resorts and spend some great time.

Anyone who travels to Bali is sure to think of the warm sands and blue waters, and this island does not disappoint. Kuta is a very popular seaside, and is great for those who like to combine sun, surfing and socializing. Due to its popularity, you won’t find a shortage of restaurants and activities here.

If you’re looking for something a little quieter and less crowded, Nusa 2 is still beautiful, but attracts fewer tourists. Sanur is a place to see more culture, and great water sports.

Apart from the exotic beaches, Bali also has several favorite tourist attractions such as Ubud which is considered the heart of Balinese culture, and this is where you will find the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary, a quiet place where you can feel the ancient majesty of this island.

You will see many long-tailed macaques, a species of monkey that is commonly seen throughout Southeast Asia. This holy place also contains 3 Balinese Hindu temples, which date back to 1350.

Bali also has a stretch of green rice fields. Like the Jatiluwih Rice Terraces which are so dense and give life that it was inaugurated as a UNESCO Cultural Landscape which is part of the Bali Subak System.

 

Borobudur Temple

This ancient temple is one of the most popular and significant landmarks in the cultural history of Indonesia. Borobudur was constructed in the 8th century in the form of a traditional Buddhist mandala. Borobudur Temple is a UNESCO World Heritage site, and is considered as one of the largest Buddhist sites in the world.

The large temple was forgotten for centuries, when it is believed that many residents moved to East Java due to a volcanic eruption. But after that it was rediscovered in the 1800s and, today, it has become one of the main attractions on the island of Java.

Try to come to Borubodur Temple when the sun rises to see the light that seems to penetrate the temple and for the extraordinary experience of seeing this temple as if bathed in sunlight. Borobudur is located in Magelang, Central Java, but also near Yogyakarta City, which is known for its rich culture and history.

Gili Islands

The Gili Islands are the main attraction in Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara, which continues to be popular among backpackers and tourists throughout the years. These beautiful islands offer beaches that rival Bali in beauty, and opportunities for diving and snorkeling at a turtle sanctuary.

If you’re looking for more turtle action, you can check out the turtle hatchery on the Gili Islands, where hundreds of these creatures are born every year.

As well as being famous on the Gilis, and if you’re looking for a place to reconnect with mind and body, you can find it on the Gili Islands which provide a relaxing alternative, while still exhilarating.

Komodo National Park

Who hasn’t dreamed of seeing a dragon at least once in their life? Komodo dragons in Indonesia are not mythical creatures, but they are fierce and deadly animals.

The Komodo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, includes the 3 main islands boat tour komodo island as well as several smaller islands, and the surrounding marine area. The waters of these islands are some of the richest and most diverse in the world.

The Komodo dragons are the star of the show on any visit to the grounds, but tourists can also hike, snorkel, canoe or visit the small villages on the islands. Another highlight is the Pink Seashore on Komodo Island. This pink stretch of sand is one of the top beaches in Indonesia.

Tourists must come sailing boat trip Komodo island, and there is an entrance fee plus a bonus fee for transportation, guide services, and other activities.

Raja Ampat

This charming land in the form of productive islands in the form of a cone with a backdrop of blue and turquoise waters is one of the most spectacular natural panoramas in Indonesia. Hundreds of islands and atolls form this tropical paradise, but their beauty also shines beneath the surface.

Colorful fish and various marine biota thrive in warm and clear waters. Moreover, the coral reefs here are some of the most diverse on the planet, making it a popular place for diving in Indonesia.