Maps of Indonesia

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Maps of cities and regions of Indonesia

Kuta

Jakarta

Medan

Bandung

Surabaya

Semarang

Denpasar

Bali

Java

Sumatra

Sulawesi Island

Kalimantan Island

Fantastic City Tours and Excursions in Indonesia

Unique places of interest in Indonesia

Kelimutu

From the series “Majestic and Spectacular Craters and Crater Lakes”

In Indonesia, on Flores Island is the strange natural sight - the Kelimutu volcano. It was famous all over the world for the lakes formed in the crater. Each of three lakes is unique and has the unique color. Tivu-Ata-Mbupu is considered to be the most impressive lake, whose water is usually rich blue. It is remarkable that the color of the crater lake changes constantly due to the ascent of the deep water.

Excursions to the summit of the Kelimutu volcano are very popular with the followers of active recreation. Before a hike you can never foresee what color the lake will have on that day. After the long and strenuous ascent, always a surprise awaits the tourists. The crater Kelimutu is located at the height of 1 639 meters. Even the untrained travelers can go on the volcano.

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Museum of Smoking

From the series “Strange, Weird and Unusual Museums Amusing its Visitors”

Although millions of people around the world report about the health damage from smoking and propagate the healthy lifestyle, there is the incredibly interesting museum of smoking in the Indonesian town of Kudus. The emergence of this cultural institution in Indonesia is not accidental. For the locals, smoking is not the bad habit, but a real part of the culture. They believe that smoking enlightens the mind and soothes the human being, as well as the magical powers.

The museum contains a very interesting collection of exhibits related to smoking. In the glazed racks you can see the beautiful whistle of handwork and shisha, the old tobacco cans, the boxes and the tobacco bags, as well as the interesting equipment with which the cigarettes can be assembled and filled independently. The … Read all

All unique sightseeing Indonesia

Traditions in Indonesia

Jakarta

The locals are known for their friendliness, it is important for them to help people, so you should not be afraid to ask for help. The traditions of hospitality are rooted in the minds of these people so much that they do many things without a second thought. Indigenous people honor many traditions like bringing gifts to the gods of water, air, fire, despite the fact that most residents of the capital of Indonesia are Muslims. Paganism occupies a special place, giving the local religion a … Read more

Bandung

The majority of residents of Bandung are the adherents of the Muslim traditions. The locals deeply honor the traditions of their ancestors and various religious customs have great importance for them. Guests should also not to forget to respect the established order and in no manner hurt the traditions of the natives. For example, you shouldn’t go for a walk wearing revealing and bright clothes or extravagant apparel. Bathing suits will also be relevant at the beach only. You should be … Read more

Surabaya

Among main distinguishing features of Surabaya many travelers admit welcoming and friendly attitude of locals. Indigenous people treat tourists friendly and with a share of curiosity. Anyway, it is required to comply with basic rules of etiquette. The local culture is characterized by its numerous traditions and taboo that may seem obscure to foreign guests. Every traveler should keep to that rules. For example, locals consider touching the head to be one of the greatest insults. This rule of … Read more

Denpasar

Denpasar is a colorful, multiethnic city where every traveler can feel at home. There is always a very lively atmosphere here, on the streets you can see emotionally chatting citizens whose faces are always smiling. The cultural traditions of ancestors are of great importance to local residents. Many of them still call their hometown by its old name - Bandung. The present name was given to the city only in 1936. One of the main distinguishing features of the modern city is heavy traffic. One … Read more

Bali

The majority of residents of Bali are Muslim, so they follow numerous religious customs and traditions. Travellers should also respect the established local way of life in order not to look rude and not to cause any confusion among the local population. Thus, the local women are prohibited from wearing revealing clothes and too catchy outfits of bright colors. Tourists should wear beach dressing only when they are on a beach. A walk in the city in a sporting suit may also be regarded as a sign … Read more

Java

Java strikes with an abundance of contrasts that can be traced in everything. Here there is a large modern city striking with scenic skyscrapers and small villages, where the atmosphere has remained unchanged for hundreds of years. Cultural traditions of indigenous peoples are also very interesting and controversial. Contemporary people living on the island move with the tides, but at the same time they don’t forget about traditions of their ancestors. Like many hundreds of years ago, they … Read more

Sumatra

Culture and traditions of local people are very interesting. Before going for a trip, foreign guests have to become familiar with rules of conduct and learn about some of intricacies of the local way of life. A vast part of local population adheres to the Muslim faith, that's why rules are very strict on the island. Naturally, it isn't prohibited to foreign guests to have meal with a glass of their favorite wine, but appearing in public while intoxicated is extremely undesirable. Due to … Read more

Sulawesi Island

There is an ethnic group of people, called Toraja, leaving on the Sulawesi Island. Their funeral rites haven’t changed since ancient times, despite the efforts of the missionaries. Do you like unusual things and you have strong nerves? Then, for sure, try to find time to visit one of the settlements. But if you travel with kids or if you adhere to certain religious precepts than think twice before going there. The things you see may shock and disgust you. The thing is, dead Tarajan people stay … Read more

Maps of Indonesia

Maps of cities and regions of Indonesia

Fantastic City Tours and Excursions in Indonesia

Unique places of interest in Indonesia

Kelimutu

Museum of Smoking

Aura of Indonesia in photographs

Traditions in Indonesia

Map of guides to cities of Indonesia