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Tourist Map Indonesia JAKARTA NIGHT VIEW, CENTRAL JAKARTA LUMBINI NATURAL PARK, NORTH SUMATRA LAKE MANINJAU, WEST SUMATRA SEA WORLD INDONESIA of the corals and diverse sea biota. There are more than 17 diving inhabiting the hinterland that preserves their typical Mentawai art of JAKARTA Sea World Indonesia has an estimate collection of around 126 types of sh, SUMATRA spots aroud the island among which are SSS House Reef, Twin Rock, tattoo renowned in the world as one of the oldest tattoo tradition. JAVA facts 5 types of reptile and 26 types of sea biota, 13 types of avertebrates, and 1 Pipe sh Garden, Rubiah Sea Garden and Selako Island. It would not south jakarta type of mammal. be surprising to nd shark, sting ray, dolphins, and even whale in BARGE BURNING RITUAL (RIAU) some of the nearby locations. Not to be missed, this barge burning ritual is performed by the THE OLD CITY TOUR AREA Chinese people in Bagan Siapi Api, Riau, to commemorate their This part of the city is laden with heritage buildings of the Dutch colonial era. WAY KAMBAS NATIONAL PARK immigrant ancestors’ discovery of the city and as an expression of Some are used as museums, such as the Jakarta Historical Museum, the Puppet Located in the province of Lampung, it is a very interesting site their gratitude to their gods, Kie Ong Ya and Tai Su Ong. MT. TANGKUBAN PERAHU Museum, and the Indonesian Central Bank Museum. Some others are turned to experience a very close contact with elephants in the wild. A Situated 2,084 meters above sea level, this mountain is a favourite into cafes without altering their authentic architecture. training school is established here for wild elephants in the National ORANG UTAN REHABILITATION CENTER– BUKIT natural tourist object in West Java. Located around 20 kilometers THOUSAND ISLANDS Park that also provides the opportunity for tourists to enjoy LAWANG north from Bandung, with dense pine trees and tea plantations in the This cluster of 110 islands displays the underwater beauty that ts PETAK SEMBILAN attractive elephant shows. Roaming through the Sumatra forest would be quite an adventure, surrounding areas, Mount Tangkuban Perahu offers extraordinary nicely for snorkeling or diving activities. Some of them are Kotok The most popular Chinatown area in Jakarta, it is the place to see old buildings particularly with the opportunity of close contact with the local natural charm. Island, Ayer Island, Bidadari Island, Sepa Island, Onrust Island, Big Bira with traditional Chinese architectural designs. The typicality of this part of SIANOK CANYON orangutan inhabiting a village inside Bukit Lawang forest. Bukit Island, Untung Jawa Island, Tidung Island, and many more islands LUMBINI NATURE PARK Locally known as Ngarai Sianok, it is located in the border of Lawang which literally means “door to the hill” is a little village CIWIDEY WHITE CRATER ready to amaze you with the astonishing nature. Located in the village of Tongkoh, Sub-district of Dolatrayat, LAKE TOBA Bukittinggi, West Sumatra, The canyon has 100 meters depth and located south of Mount Leuseur National Park, 90 kilometers away Locally known as Kawah Putih, this crater-lake is formed on top of NASI UDUK, TRADITIONAL FOOD OF JAKARTA Berastagi, the Regency of Karo, North Sumatra, this park features This 100 kilometer long and 30 kilometer wide lake in North Sumatra stretches as far as 15 kilometers with around 200 meters width. northwest of Medan, the capital city of North Sumatra. surrounded by hills and other beaches that pamper you with their Mount Patuha at a height of 2,434 meters above sea level. Located TAMAN MINI INDONESIA INDAH the city is also seen in kiosks selling worship articles of the Buddhists and a magni cent golden pagoda in the midst of beautifully designed is the biggest vulcanic lake in Indonesia and South East Asia. The total Forming a steep, vertical wall and green valley, it creates breath- scenic beauty. 50 kilometers away from Bandung, the lake features greenish blue Here you can nd a great variety of information on the arts and Confucians alongside stores offering Chinese traditional medicine. gardens. water surface area covers 1,130 square meters with a maximum taking scenery. NONGSA PALM SPRING GOLF & COUNTRY water that creates an amazing sight. culture of all the provinces across Indonesia in the forms of ethnical depth of 529 meters (source: www.danau.limnologi.lipi.go.id). In the CLUB (BATAM) RAFFLESIA ARNOLDII houses that represent the majority of the varied arts, tradition and SANDS INTERNATIONAL EXECUTIVE CLUB GUNUNG TIMUR TEMPLE – MEDAN middle of the lake is the volcanic island of Samosir. SIKUAI ISLAND Golf is one of the famous tourist activities in Batam. There are Claimed as the biggest ower in the world with its diameter of up BOGOR BOTANICAL GARDEN culture throughout the vast archipelago of Indonesia. This luxurious entertainment center is located within Mangga Dua Square, The oldest and largest in Medan, this worship house also serves as This island is well known for the scenery especially at sunset. It is a around 7 best golf courts located in various parts of Batam. Each to 100 cm and weight of upt up to 10 kilogram, it is found in Bukit This garden was built in early 1800s by British Governor General North Jakarta, offering variety of facilities for your pleasure, from restaurant a religious tourist destination in North Sumatra. SIPISO-PISO WATERFALL favored spot characterized by white soft sandy beach with gentle one is provided with international standards and facilities for sports Daun Conservation Forest. It was rst found in Bengkulu rainforest of Dutch Indies, Thomas Stamford Raf es. Covering an area of 80 TAMAN IMPIAN JAYA ANCOL with stage performances, to private karaoke cubicles, Circo lounge, and spa. Located to the north of Lake Toba at approximately 800 meters waves and warm waters rich in corals and numerous sorts of sh. and recreation. Hotels, restaurants, and entertainment facilities are by Thomas Stamford Raf es and Dr Joseps Arnold in 1818. hectares, it is a repository for a collection of 15,000 types of trees Taman Impian Jaya Ancol is a modern recreational park considered THE HOUSE OF TJONG A FIE above sea level and surrounded by green hills of pine forest, it is The beach is lined with coconut trees protecting a well-preserved easily accessible from these golf courts, including Nongsa Palm and plants from all over Indonesia and various parts of the world. as a tourism icon of Jakarta. Here you can enjoy a colourful holiday X2 A silent witness of the role of the Chinese people in the country, around 120 meters in height and therefore claimed as the highest tropical forest. Spring Golf & Country Club. KEMARO ISLAND One of them is the Corpse Flower, a very rare species that can grow with a vast range of options in terms of recreational activities and The club located within Plaza Senayan mall is the right place to go for night it strongly displays traditional Chinese architectural designs and waterfall in Indonesia. This island located in the middle of Musi River in Palembang, South up to 2 meters tall. facilities, including Phantasy Land (Dunia Fantasi) with its varied high- entertainment that combines ne dining and techno music in an extravagant authentic furniture formerly owned by Tjong A Fie, a Chinese debt MENTAWAI ISLAND MUTUN BEACH Sumatra, offers you a visit to Hok Tjing Rio Temple and a 9-storey technology vehicles available for you to take fun ride on. ambiance. collector in Medan appointed by the Dutch colonial government. WEH ISLAND MARINE PARK The island prides its high tide waves making it a heaven for local This beach of Tangkil Island in Lempasing is a favourite tourism pagoda. Another tourist attraction here is also the tomb of Siti PUNCAK AREA, BOGOR This ocean park is a divers’ paradise offering awe-inspiring fascination and word-class surfers. Another attraction here is the ethnical tribe object in Bandar Lampung area. The road to reach this beach is Fatimah, daughter of the late King of Palembang. Taking a trip to this area, you can breathe in fresh mountain breeze Central Java from China in early 15th century. 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