Green Islands, come on who would rather go to other place than RajaAmpat?
Raja Ampat is an island paradise in Eastern Indonesia regarded as THE
Mecca of Diving by divers all over the world. Surrounded by 40,000 km²
of land and sea, it is home to over 1,500 small islands and over 1,200
fish species. Fun fact
about Raja Ampat – the name translates as ‘four kings’ and comprises
four main island groups around the Bird’s Head Peninsula of West Papua
in Indonesia.
2. Wildlife in Indonesia are dangerous.
Komodo Dragons are venomous to your blood.
Komodo dragons are large lizards with long tails, strong and agile
necks, and sturdy limbs. Their tongues are yellow and forked. Adults are
an almost-uniform stone color with distinct, large scales, while
juveniles may display a more vibrant color and pattern.
Look at those sharp teeth Sumatran Tiger have!
Sumatran tigers are the smallest surviving tiger subspecies and are
distinguished by heavy black stripes on their orange coats. The last of
Indonesia’s tigers—less than 400 today—are holding on for survival in
the remaining patches of forests on the island of Sumatra. Accelerating
deforestation and rampant poaching mean this noble creature could end up
like its extinct Javan and Balinese relatives.
Sunrise at Borobudur Temple, I mean it's just sunrise right?
Borobudur
is a huge Buddhist temple complex dating from the 9th century. As you
walk up to the top, you can see reliefs meant to highlight Buddhist
teachings. It is said you can’t move on to the top until you discovered
the meaning of each relief. Admission for foreign adults is around
275,000 IDR ($20 USD).
Sunrise around mountains in Lake Toba.
Hidden in the hinterland of Northern
Sumatra, Lake Toba is fast
becoming a popular destination within the region. Lying just four hours
away from Central Medan, this ancient supervolcano is covered more than
1200km². The area around Lake Toba is one of the most diverse in
Southeast Asia, and distinctly different from anywhere else in
Indonesia.
Fish, fish, fish, coral, coral, fish.
The Gili Islands are a group of 3 tiny islands – Gili Trawangan,
Gili Meno and Gili Air – in Indonesia, near the coast of northwest
Lombok Island. Characterized by sandy beaches fringed with palm trees,
they're known for their coral reefs just offshore.
5. Panoramic view at Kalibiru, Bukit Menoreh? Nope, you will fall to your death.
Would you stare into the fall pit?
Kalibiru Park is located in the Menoreh
hills, at 450 meters above sea level. Kalibiru is national park that managed by local citizen to be
tourism destination in Kulonprogo, Yogyakarta. Before they manage,
Kalibiru is just dry area and not fertile caused by illegal lodging and
burning. After 5 years it handle by HKm Mandiri Farmer Group, it becomes
green and the growth of the plants increasing rapidly.
You shouldn't travel to Indonesia because...
bruh..
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