The largest volcanic lake in the world, in a caldera in North Sumatra, with Samosir Island in the middle. Stay in Tuktuk on Samosir, home of the Batak people, with traditional houses, stone tombs and music.
Swim, cycle around the island, and relax. It's about 4 to 5 hours from Medan. Bukit Lawang, with orangutans, is also in North Sumatra.
Jakarta's old town, the Dutch colonial Batavia, centred on Fatahillah Square with the old City Hall, now the Jakarta History Museum, and the Wayang p…
A crater lake in the highlands south of Bandung in West Java, whose water changes colour from pale turquoise to white, surrounded by white sand and d…
A national park in Indonesian Borneo where you travel up the river on a klotok houseboat for 2 or 3 days, sleeping on deck, to feeding stations such …
The world's largest Buddhist temple, built in the 9th century in central Java, a giant stepped pyramid with 2,672 relief panels and 504 Buddha statue…
The largest Hindu temple site in Indonesia, built in the 9th century, with tall pointed towers dedicated to Shiva, Brahma and Vishnu, a UNESCO World …
An active volcano in East Java rising from a vast sea of sand inside an ancient caldera, with Mount Semeru smoking behind.
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