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January 2011 Issue No. 1 Supplementary Issue CONSULATE GENERAL OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA, MUMBAI, INDIA

Welcome to Indonesia “Ultimate in Diversity” Tourist Attractions in Indonesia : If you plan your holidays in Indonesia

Indonesia is the largest archipelago and the fourth most populous country in the world. Consisting of five main islands (, , , , and Papua) with 33 provincies, 30 smaller archipelagos, it has a total 17.508 islands of which about 6.000 are inhabited. It stretches 5.150 km between the Australian and Asian continental mainland and devides the Pacific and Indian Oceans at the Equator. The name Indonesia is composed of two Greek words: ‘Indos’ which means Indian and ‘nesos’ meaning islands. The capital city ofIndonesia is . It's never enough to explore Indonesia in a short of time; while there are so many beautiful places of interests and so many exciting activities you can do. Let's visit Indonesia in diversity.

SUMATRA : Sumatra is the fifth largest island in the world and Indonesia’s second largest. It’s an island of diverse attractions; from natural wonders to fascinating rituals and traditions belonging to several ethnic groups that make up the island’s indigenous population. There’s nothing tame or gentle about the island. The landscape unfolds into majestic volcanoes, thick jungles, sculpted canyons, mighty rivers, waterfalls, exotic beaches and idyllic crater lakes, such as Toba, Maninjau and Kerinci. Sumatra is also famous for its wildlife. National Parks, reserves, and rehabilitation centers protect native animals, such as tigers, elephants, orang utans and crocodiles, as well as plants, such as the giant rafflesia.From one end of the island to the other, different ethnic groups keep alive distinct cultures. In the north, surrounding , live the Bataks who are known for their musical and vocal talents. To the west are the Islands with their amazing megaliths and stone monuments. On the mainland, the western region is home to the who follow a unique matriachal tradition.

North Sumatra : Museums: Simalungun Museum, Pematang Siantar. Cultural & Heritage Sites: Maimoon . Medan; Mesjid Raya (Grand Mosque); Sri Mariamman Temple Kampung Keling, Medan; Gunung Timur Temple. Medan, Batak Karo Village; Tomok & Arnbanta Villages, Samosir Island; Bawomataluwo, Nias land. Nature & Scenic Attractions:Lake Toba and Samosir Island; Sipisopiso Waterfall; Mounts Sinabung & Sibayak: Gundaling & Brastagi, Alas River. Traditional Markets: Fruit Market, Brastagi. Zoos & Parks: Sibolangit Botanical Garden, Brastagi; Asam Kumbang Crocodile Farm; Orang Utan Rehabilitation Center, Bukit Lawang.

West Sumatra : Cultural & Heritage Sites: Pandai Sikek, Bukittinggl, Minangkabau Old Village, Padang Panjang. Nature & Scenic Attractions: Highlands; Palupuh Village; Ngalau Pangian Cave; Harau Canyon.Payakumbuh; Lembah Anal Reserve, Padang Panjang. ; Lake Singkarang; Sianok Canyon, Bukittinggi; Mentawai Islands.

South & Eastern : Cultural & Heritage Sites: Rantau Panjang Old Village, Jambi. Nature & Scenic Attractions: Mount & Lake Kerinci; Fort, Marlborough, ; Krakatau , . Beach & Islands: Tanjung Kelayang Beach-Bangka Belitung.

How to get there : NANGGROE DARUSSALAM : Only 45 minutes from Medan and 21/2 hours from Jakarta, by plane. : Regular bus is available from the Trans Sumatra Bus Station on Jalan Sisingamangaraja. Medan: regular flight from Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Amsterdam, Vienna and Jakarta from Palonia Airport, Medan. Belawan Seaport also links Belawan with Penang, Malaysia. : How to get there Padang’s Tabing Airport is the main gateway to West Sumatra and is saviced by most domestic airlines: by PELNI ship “Kerinci” which sails every two weeks to and from Teluk Bayur Harbor, Padang and Tanjung Priok, Jakarta. Regular bus services run between Padang, Bukittinggi and other major cities of Sumatra, as well as Jakarta, via the Trans Sumatra Highway. SOUTH & EASTERN SUMATRA : How to get there: Airports in the region serve airlines that have a broad domestic network. Buses that run the Trans Sumatra Highway also arrive at most of the cities in the region. JAVA : Among the archipelago’s five major islands, Java is the most populated. Its geography and topography are as diverse as its culture. Unspoiled tropical beaches, jungles and active volcanoes border lush paddy fields, and crowded cities are surrounded by quiet villages. The island is divided into four provinces: , West, Central and East, including the special territories of Jakarta, the country’s capital, and , a 300 year-old Javanese sultanate. The western-most region of Java is under the administration of Banten province, and is the gateway to Sumatra. A coastal region, the culture and traditions of the Banten reflect Chinese and Arab influences brought by foreign traders. Off the coast in the Sunda Strait, smoldering Krakatau volcano belies the powerful force within. Banten’s historical sites are located close to one another and give a glimpse of the old Sultanate’s glory days. Many resorts, such as Anyer, Carita and Labuan, have developed along the coastline, and are the favorite holiday retreat for Jakartans. Further inland in the Lebak Regency, go on an adventurous trek in the Kendeng highlands and meet the isolated Baduy tribe. Jakarta, the nation’s capital, is located on the northwest coast of Java. This bustling city is the center of government, business and commerce with a myriad of attractions that cater to a wide range of interests, from museums and cultural attractions, to shopping and fun family recreation. Surrounding Jakarta on three sides, is land of the easy-going Sundanese. Most of the region is lush and mountaineous, offering a host of exciting outdoor and nature attractions. For a truly authentic Sundanese experience, join an angklung workshop in Bandung or enjoy a delicious Sundanese meal among lush surroundings in the Parahyangan highlands.

Banten : Heritage & Cultural Sites: The Great Mosque, Fort Speelwijk, the ruins of the Surosowan and Kaibon , Chinese Temple. Beaches: Anyer, Carita, Tanjung Lesung. Parks: Ujung Kulon, Pulau Dua, Pulau Burung, Pulau Peucang. Nature & Scenic Attraction: Krakatau Volcano, Banten southern coast. Handicraft Villages: Taman Jaya (woodcarving); Rangkas Bitung (opal), Bumi Jaya (pottery).

Jakarta : Museums: National Museum (Museum Gajah); Puppet Museum (Museum ); Museum Bahari; Jakarta Historical Museum (Museum Fatahillah) Jakarta Fine Arts and Ceramic Museum; Textile Museum. Recreation Sites: and Amusement Park, Taman Mini Indonesia Indah, Nasional Monument (Monas),Sunda Kelapa. Shoping: Kelapa Gading Mall, Ancol Art Market. Plaza Indonesia, Jalan Antique & Flea Market, Kemang Galleries and Art Shops, Mal Taman Anggrek. Gardens: Slipi Orchid Garden.

West Java : Cultural & Heritage Sites: . Keprabon & Kecirebonan, ; Baduy Village. Banten. Museums: Geological Museum, Bandung; Lembang Observatory. Beaches: Carita Beach, Pandeglang; Pelabuhan Ratu, Sukabumi. Parks & Zoo: Kebun Raya Botanical Garden, Bogor; Taman Safari Zoological Park, Cibodas; Ujung Kulon National Park. Nature & Scenic Attractions: Mount Gede-Pangrango National Park, , Ciater Hot Springs; Nature Reserve. Shopping: Factory Outlets & Cihampelas City Walk, Bandung.

Central Java & Yogyakarta : Museums & Galleries : Railway Museum, Ambarawa. Affandi Gallery, Yogyakarta; Batik Research, Yogyakarta; Biology Museum, Yogyakarta, Sonobudoyo Museum, Yogyakarta. Heritage & Cultural Sites: Temple, Magelang. Temple, Yogyakarta; Ngayogyakarta Hadiningrat & Kraton Pakualaman, Yogyakarta; Kraton Mangkunegaran & , Solo; Prehistoric Site, Sragen. Beaches: Parangtritis Beach, Yogyakarta. Parks: Sriwedari Park, Solo; Alun-alun, Yogyakarta; Tamansari Water Castle. Yogyakarta Market & Art Shops: Klewer Market and Batik Factories, Solo; Kotagede Silvercrafts, Yogyakarta; Jalan Malioboro. Yogyakarta. Nature & Scenic Atttraction : Dieng Plateau, Wonosobo Art Performances Ngesti Pendowo Dance Theater, ; Ramayana Ballet, Prambanan Temple.

East Java : Heritage & Cultural Sites : Kwang Sing Bio Temple, Tuban; Jawi Temple, Pandaan; Temple. Beaches : Tabuhan Island, ; Bangrang Beach, Ketapang. Parks & Reserves: Surabaya Zoological Park; , Meru Betiri Reserve. Market and Art Shop: Bird & Flower Market, ; Tanjung Bumi Batik Crafts, Madura. Nature & Scenic Attractions: Tea Plantation, Wonosari; , Tengger Crater & Sand Sea; Mount , Grajagan & Plengkung. Banyuwangi Art Performances: Candra Wiladatika Open Air Theater, Pandaan; Pamekasan Bull Races, Madura; Taman Budaya, Surabaya.

How to get there : : East Java is efficiently connected to the rest of the island by good roads, regular train schedules and daily air services. Denpasar. is only half an hour’s flight away. : An extensive network of good roads and railway link major cities and villages. Airports in Semarang and Solo, the seaport in Semarang and natural harbor to Cilacap provides Intarnational access. Minibuses provide door-to-door service for land travel in Java and Sumatra. YOGYAKARTA Domestic and International flights serve the city. Tugu Train Station serves cheap economy class trains for Java overland travel. Express trains connect Jakarta-Yogyakarta-Surabaya. Buses operate regularly to most of go nearby tourist attractions, motorcycles and bycycles are availaible for hire. WEST JAVA Domestic air lines serve Bandung with daily nights. Buses from Central Java and Jakarta arrive at Leuwi Panjang Bus Station. Several trains operate from Jakarta and Yogyakarta to Bandung. BANTEN & JAKARTA International and domestic flights arrive at Soekano-Hatta International. Charter flights and flights from Bandung and Lampung use Halim Perdanakusuma airport. Jakarta has four bus station: Kalideres, Kampung Rambutan, Lebak Bulus and Pulau Gadung. For Java overland, trains offer many schedules. The largest stations are Gambir, Senen, Jatinegara and Kota. A good network of roads allows travelers to travel Java and Sumatra overland.

BALI : Many a superlative have been given to this small island east of Java . Endowed with great natural beauty and fascinating culture and traditions, Bali has been called ‘Morning of Paradise’, ‘Island of the Gods’, ‘Land of a Thousand Temples’ and many more. Shrines and temples dot a lush landscape of terraced paddy fields. Integral to the Balinese way of life, the Hindu Bali religion touches all aspects of Balinese society and offerings to different deities, ceremonies and festivals that cel- ebrate various stages in a person’s life cycle are very much part of daily life. Besides Bali’s irresistible combination of natural beauty and unique culture, water sports is an increasingly popular activity of choice, and the island offers superb surfing, wind-surfing, sailing, scuba diving and white water rafting.

PLACES OF INTREST : Temple: Besakih Temple, Jagatnatha Temple, Sakenan, Tampak Siring Palace Temple, Temple, Pura Uluwatu. Heritage &Cultural Sites : Trunyan Village, Tenganan Village. Beaches: Beach, Beach, Legian Beach, Sanur Beach, . Nature & Scenic Attractions: Kintamani, , Uluwatu, Nusa Penida, Padang Bai, Cemeluk, Pemuteran and Candi Dasa, Canggu, Pererenan, Bali, Barat National Park. Market & Art Shops : Batu Bulan Village, Celuk Village, Sukawati Market, Village, Peliatan, Mas, Batuan, Gianyar Regency. Spa: Supplementary Issue (January 2011) 2 Sanjiwani Spa of the Waka di Abian, Ubud, Mandara Spa, Jan Menari, Bagus Jati and Thirta Bali Spa, the Chedi in Gianyar, the Four Seasons Resort in Jimbaran Bay, the Ritz Carlton In Legian.

How to get there : BALI : Ngurah Rai International Airport is an international hub. Cars end motorcycles are the most pleasant mode of travel for exploring the island.

NUSA TENGGARA : Further east from Bali, some 566 islands comprise Nusa Tenggara, known as the Lesser Sundas. The five largest islands in Nusa Tenggara are , Sumbawa, Sumba, Flores and Timor, as well as the smallers island! surrounding them boast white virgin beaches, crystal clear waters and spec- tacular coral reefs. Majestic volcanoes shape the landscape, such as Rinjani in Lombok and Tambora which dominate the island of Sumbawa to the east of Lombok. In Flores, the three colored crater lakes of is a rare anc beautiful natural wonder. See the world’s only pre-historic ’Dragon’ or giant lizards on the tiny island of , and if that is nol enough to remind you of Indonesia, bring home beautiful ikat weavings from Lombok and Sumba from traditional villages.

WEST NUSA TENGGARA : Museum : Kupang Provincial Museum. Heritage & Cultural Sites : Batu Bolong Temple, Lombok; Lingsar & Gangga Waktu Telu Villages, Lombok; Sade Sasak Village, Lombok; Dalam Loka Sultan’s Palace, Sumbawa. Beaches: Gili Meno Island, Lombok; Tanjung Aan. Lombok Senggigi Beach, Lombok. Nature & Scenic Attractions: & Segaranakan Crater Lake. Market & Art Shops: Bamboo craft, Lombok, Penunjak Pottery Craft Village, Lombok.

EAST NUSA TENGGARA : Museums: Bikon Blewut Museum, Flores. Heritage & Cultural Sites: Ende Old Harbor, Flores; Cathedral, Larantuka; Lio traditional houses, Ende; Praiyawang traditional village, Sumba. Beaches: Pantai Merah Marine Park, Komodo Island Cultural Attractions Caci Whip Fighting, Ruteng; Pasola Horseback Fighting, Sumba. Nature & Scenic Attractions: ; Kelimutu Crater, Flores.

HOW TO GET THERE : WEST NUSA TENGGARA Regular flight and scheduled ferries from Bali and Surabaya to West Nusa Tenggara link the islands with the rest of the country. EAST NUSA TENGGARA Kupang, the provincial capital be the gateway the eastern islands as well as being the entry point for flights from Darwin, , flying twice a week. The islands are also easily accebsible by regular flight from Bali, Makasar and Surabaya. Sea links are provided by PELNI with regular schedules from Jakarta, Surabaya, Denpasar, Makassar, Biak and other seaports.

KALIMANTAN : Kalimantan occupies two-thirds of Borneo, sharing its bound- aries with Malaysia’s East Sarawak and Brunei. It is the world’s third largest island and represents five percent of Indonesia’s land mass. Kalimantan’s indigenous popu- lation is made up of the Dayak tribes who traditionally lived in longhouses, and the Banjar in the south. It’s a land crisscrossed by large, powerful rivers that wind their way through the jungles and flatlands in the south. The rainforests of Kalimantan are among the last in the world, sheltering some of the rarest and most unique species of plants and animals. Bekantans (Proboscis monkeys), river dolphins, orangutans, crocodiles, clouded leopards, crab-eating macaques, giant butterflies and the legendary hornbill all live here and some can be found nowhere else. A 5,000 acre orchid in Kersik Luwai, East Kalimantan, cultivates 27 different species of orchid including the rare black orchid. After timber and oil, Kalimantan is also famous for its gems and precious stones mostly mined in Martapura and Cempaka in the south. Begin a wonderful river journey into the Dayak country from Balikpapan or the provincial capital of Samarinda, and follow the call of the wild.

EAST KALIMANTAN : Nature & Scenic Attractions : Derawan-Sangalaki Marine Reserve; , Panajam: Pasir Nature Reserve. Cultural & Heritage Sites: Sultan of Kutai’s Palace, Tenggarong: Traditional Dayak Village, Lake Jempang.

WEST KALIMANTAN : Museums: Dayak Longhouse Museum, Pontianak; Dara Juanti Museum, Sintang. Nature & Scenic Attractions: Bulungan National Park; Gunung Palung Reserve; Gunung Niut Nature Reserve, Bengkayang; Kapuas River; Manodor Reserve, Mempawah; Kendawangan Estuary; Sambas Forest Reserve; Kijing and Temajoh Islands. Beaches: Kinjil Beach, Ketapang; Tanjung Keluang Beach, Kendawang, Pasir Panjang, Singkawang.

CENTRAL KALIMANTAN : Nature & Scenic Attractions: Orangutan Rehabilitation Center.

SOUTH KALIMANTAN : Beaches: Sarang Tiung Beach, Kotabaru. Nature & Scenic Attractions: Pelaihari Martapura Reserve: Martapura River, Banjarmasin. Places of Interest : Martapura Gold Market, Banjarmasin; Kuin Floating Market, Banjarmasin.

How to get there : EAST KALIMAN TAN : Balikpapan is the gateway to East Kalimantan Garuda Indonesia’s Kuala Lumpur-Jakarta transits in Bailkpapan. Direct flights to Balikpapan are also evailable from Jakarta, Manado, Surabaya and Tarakan. WEST KALIMANTAN Supadio International Airport serves flights from Jakarta and Singapore. PELNI see lines also connect Pontianak with Jakarta and Surabaya. Pontianak is also easily reached from Kuching via Entikong. CENTRAL KALIMANTAN Garuda Indonesia domestic network reach Palangkaraya, the provincial capital, three times day. SOUTH KALIMANTAN South Kalimantan is well connected with other Indonesian cities through Syamsuddin Noor Airport, around 25 km from Banjarmasin. Ships from all over the archipelago also make regular scheduled transits at the province’s seaports, Trisakti and Banjarmasin. Roads and waterways are alternative forms of travel.

SULAWESI : The beautiful orchid shaped island of Sulawesi is famous worldwide for its magnificent coral gardens and multitude of tropical marine life. Bunaken Marine Reserve and the Wakatobi offer some of the best diving and snorkeling in the world. Further inland, mountains and volcanoes create lush fertile highlands. In this region lies remarkable Tana Toraja, often referred to as the “Land of the Heavenly Kings”. With a belief that their forefathers descended from heaven onto a mountain generations ago, the Torajas have a distinctive culture based on strong animistic beliefs. They practice an ancestor cult where death and afterlife ceremonies are elaborate and important feasts. Ancestral remains are placed in coffins which are then interred in caves hollowed out in high cliffs and guarded by life-like statues. The southern tip of Sulawesi is home to the seafaring Bugis. The Bugis are also skilled boatbuilders. Bugis vessels called phinisiqs have been known to sail as far as South Africa and Australia. Today, Bantaeng and Bulukumba are the place to see traditional boatbuilding techniques. Supplementary Issue (January 2011) 3 South East Sulawesi : Beaches: Batu Gong Beach; Hari Island; Muna Island. Beach Nature & Scenic Attractions: Buton Utara Reserve; Buton Island; Moramo Waterfall, Lake Motonunu.

Central Sulawesi : Museums: Museum Negeri. Beaches: Tanjung Karang Beach, Dongg la; Toglan Island. Nature & Scenic Attractions: Lore Lindu National Part, Palu; Morowali Reserve, Poso; Tanjung Api Reserve, Borone. South Sulawesi : Museums: Bala Lompoa Museum Makassar; Fort Rotterdam; La Galigo Museum. Cultural & Heritage Sites: Torajan Burial Sites. Beaches : Samalona Island; Kayangan Island. Nature & Scenic Attractions: Bantimurung Reserve; Bissapu Waterfall.

North Sulawesi : Cultural & Heritage Sites: Pelabuhan Bitung; Watu Plnabetengan; Sawangan Village, Tomohan. Nature & Scenic Attractions: Airmadidi; Gunung Ambang Reserve. Gramobangu; Klabat Mountain; Tangkoko Batuangus Reserve; Lake Tondano. Beaches: Batu Nona Beach; Bunaken National Marine Park; Tanah Merah.

How to get there : NORTH SULAWESI Regular flight from Jakarta also file to Sam Ratulangi Airport in Manado. GORONTALO There are regular flights to Jalaludin Airport from Manado and Makassar. CENTRAL SULAWESI Traveling by bus from Toraja in to south takes 14 hours, and 18 hours from Bunaken, North Suiawsi WEST SULAWESI The province is accsesible by through Tampa Padang Airport Belangbelang Bakengkeng Harbor in Mamuju welcomes ferry services from Balikpapan, Batulicin and Surabaya. Other harbors that connect the province with other regions are Ujung Polewali Harbor in Polewali Mandar, Palippi i natural harbor in Majenen and Manakara Harbor also in Mamuju SOUTHEAST SULAWESI Garuda Indonesia flies from Jakarta, Surabaya and Manado to Kendari. SOUTH SULAWESI There ere many flights and other daily services from Jakarta, Bali, Surabaya and Manado.

MALUKU : Once known as the Mollucas, the Maluku archipelago was the famed Spice Islands, fought over by Indian, Arab, Chinese and later European traders. The clove trees grown in North Maluku were the source of the world’s cloves. Consisting of over 1.000 islands, the archipelago is situated on one of the world’s most active volcanic belt. The region is blessed with fabulous sea gardens, idyllic, tropical beaches. The forest-coated mountains of the islands are home to brilliantly colored kingfishers, the red-crested Mollucan cockatoo, and many multi-coloured lorikeets and parrots. Forts scattered all over the islands stand as reminders of Maluku’s history, particularly the Spice Trade days of the 16th and 17th centuries when Europeans established their influence and power in the region. The main gateway into the two provinces in the archipelago, Maluku and North Maluku is through the provincial capital of Ambon, which is served by regular flights to most parts of the archipelago. Air and sea transportation connect the islands with 79 seaports and 25 airports.

MALUKU : Museums : Captain Cole Museum, Istana Banda. Beaches: Amahusu Beach, Ambon; Banda Sea Garden. Heritage & Cultural Sites: Al Falah Mosque, Ambon; Fort Amsterdam. Ambon. Market & Traditional Villages: Pearl Cultivation, Banda; Tanimbar Island (woodsculpture); Weal Village, Ambon. Nature & Scenic Attractions : Gunung Api, Banda; Aru Islands Marine Reserve; , Seram; Soya Atas, Ambon.

North Maluku : Beaches : Pasir Putih Beach, Tidore; Sulamadaha Beach, Ternate; Widi Sea Garden. Heritage & Cultural Sites: Fort Kalumata (Kayu Merah Fort); Tolukka Fort; Sultan Ternate Mosque. Nature & Scenic Attractions : Lake Sumadaha, Ternate: Lake Telaga-Tidore.

How to get there : MALUKU Ambon’s Pattimura Airport is visited by flight from 25 destinations In the archipelago, while its seaport serve ship coming from 79 seaports in the country. Traveling by land is the easiest way to see even the remotest region on the islands. NORTH MALUKU Ternate can be reached by domestic flight from Jakarta via Makassar or direct flight from Makassar and Manado.

PAPUA : Papua is Indonesia’s largest and most eastern province. It is one of the world’s last wild places, a land of exceptional natural splendor, with beautiful scenic beaches, immense stretches of marshlands, valleys, grassy meadows, glacier lakes and powerful rivers that cut gorges, as well as and dark, dense primeval forests; a real paradise for trekkers. The island’s indigenous population of the island can be divided into more than 250 sub-groups, and include among others, the Marind-anim, Yah’ray, Mandobo, Afyat and two of the most wellknown, the Asmat and Dani. Papua’s rich waters offers a rich variety of dives, a multitude of fish and marine species and amazing scenery both above and under water. There are WWI fighter ships and planes in their watery graves in the shallow waters of Cendrawasih Bay and in the islands off New Guinea’s western tip. But the jewel of Irian diving has got to be Raja Ampat which have a variety of diving sites; shallow bays, lagoon channels bordered by rainforest, rock islands and offshore reefs that contain the richest species of marine animals and corals in the world.

PAPUA : Museums: Asmat Museum, Agats; Loka Budaya Museum, Jayapura. Places of Interest : Asmat Woodcarving, Agats; Nayak Market, Wamena Beaches. Nature & Scenic Attractions: Amban Beach, Manokwari; Bituny Bay, Cendrawasih Marine Reserve; Raja Ampat; Biak Numfor; .

How to get there : PAPUA : Batavia Air and Merpati Nusantara Airlines serve daily flights to and from Manokwari via Makassar. The airport is about 7 km from downtown Manokwari. Taxis are availaible at the airport. WEST PAPUA : For short distances, cars and motorcycles are available for hire. Chartered flights (Cessna ar d Twin Others) connect town in this vast region. Most coastal towns have ports that serve scheduled ships from cities in Java, Sulawesi and Kalimantan.

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