Indonesia in a Glimpse

Indonesia's capital is a unique blend of old and new, with traditional marketsand modern skyscrapers, ancient temples, and modern nightclubs.

Lose yourself in this fascinating city, admiring the towering modern buildings, stopping in a market, and scoping out the best food.

Jakarta's cultural center hosts theaters, galleries, exhibits, and an archive, revealing Indonesia's diverse and rich culture.

Indonesia's largest mosque features eclectic modern architecture and bears symbolic decorative elements.

A popular miniature park showcasing various aspects of Indonesian culture, from architecture, to traditions, dances, garb, and more.

Over 100 islands are scattered off the coast of Jakarta, offering picture-perfect beaches, luxurious resorts, lush nature, and more.

Comprising the ecosystems surrounding Halimun and Salak Mounts, this national park is home to a variety of native flora and fauna.

Home to a collection of artifacts, artwork, ethnography, and more, this museum exhibits thousands of years of Indonesian history.

This 20C cathedral boasts elaborate neo-Gothic architecture with stained-glass windows, lofty vaulted ceiling, and twin-towers.

Housed in a Neoclassical building, the museum relays Indonesia's history through its economic development with audiovisual exhibits.

This renowned recreational complex boasts an amusement park, an aqua parks, and an oceanarium, offering something for all ages.

Hike through the crag to visit this waterfall and two others, or head to the camping ground for a night amidst the pines.

Hike through the cool rainforest to reach this beautiful waterfall, cascading down 7 tiers, and visit the nearby butterfly house.

Housed in a 18C city hall, this museum exhibits archaeological findings, historic artifacts, and a rich collections of fine ceramics.

Located in Merdeka Square, this massive tower reaches 132 m tall and symbolizes the struggle for Indonesian independence.

With slides and rides of all sizes, both adults and children will enjoy cooling down at this exciting water park.

Named for the Indonesian national hero Fatahillah, this historic square is lined with some of the city's best museums.

Centered on two volcanoes, this national park also features lakes, native animal and bird species, and botanical gardens.

Constructed in 1995, this temple is Indonesia's second-largest outside of Bali, boasting traditional architecture and local myths.

A museum hosting a collection of historic artwork from the 19C onwards, as well as an exhibit of traditional ceramics and handicraft.

Dating to the 17C, this temple retains a small section of its original building, and a few of the elaborate sculptures housed there.

Rich with a variety of architectural styles, this buzzing metropolis boasts great eateries and shopping, as well as diverse museums.

A popular city for travelers, Bogor offers historic buildings, botanical gardens, and easy access to nearby natural attractions.

Brimming with cultural treasures, this city offers diverse museums, great food, and access to Indonesia's best ancient temples.

Hire a rickshaw to explore the colorful city streets, or wander around by food, visiting shops, temples, and local food stalls.

Now a hub of silversmiths, this district boasts remnants of a 16C Sultanate capital, including a mosque, a palace, and fortifications.

This 18C palace complex is home to the Sultan of Yogyakarta and offers markets, a historical museum, mosques, and live performances.

Dedicated to the life and works of Affandi, an Indonesian artist, this museum exhibits his painting and personal belongings.

Indonesia's biggest Hindu temple dates to the 9C, boasting fine traditional architecture, elaborate reliefs, and rich ornamentation.

Adorned with elaborate relief panels and Buddha statues, this 9C temple complex is a remarkable example of Javanese architecture.

Housed in a 19C fort, this museum showcases photographs, documents, and dioramas depicting significant historic events.

This remarkable museum exhibits traditional masks, puppets, textiles, superb Javanese art, and boasts an outdoor sculpture exhibit.

Stroll through the packed stalls, admiring local craftsmanship, sampling fresh veggies and fruits, and soaking up the local culture.

Built in the 18C as a royal recreational garden, this complex boasts artificial lakes, fine architecture, and other ornate elements.

Descend into the this vertical cave, where lush primeval verdure awaits and the light filters in through the natural skylight.

Indonesia's second-largest Buddhist compound dates to the 8C, boasting nearly 250 lavishly ornamented shrines.

Honoring an 18C prince who rebelled against the Dutch, this museum exhibits 19C weaponry, statues, and a few of his personal items.

Boasting a river winding its way through the premises, this zoo also features an orchid hothouse, a lake, and a botanical garden.

Offering many fun and interactive exhibitions, this science museum is perfect for young children and adults young at heart.

Remnants of an ancient settlement boasting many architectural relics, including a bathing area, small shrines, walls, and more.

A temple complex dating to the 9C, featuring over 200 structures of unique architectural technique and abundant decorations.

Indonesia's capital is a unique blend of old and new, with traditional marketsand modern skyscrapers, ancient temples, and modern nightclubs.

Lose yourself in this fascinating city, admiring the towering modern buildings, stopping in a market, and scoping out the best food.

Jakarta's cultural center hosts theaters, galleries, exhibits, and an archive, revealing Indonesia's diverse and rich culture.

Indonesia's largest mosque features eclectic modern architecture and bears symbolic decorative elements.

A popular miniature park showcasing various aspects of Indonesian culture, from architecture, to traditions, dances, garb, and more.

Over 100 islands are scattered off the coast of Jakarta, offering picture-perfect beaches, luxurious resorts, lush nature, and more.

Comprising the ecosystems surrounding Halimun and Salak Mounts, this national park is home to a variety of native flora and fauna.

Home to a collection of artifacts, artwork, ethnography, and more, this museum exhibits thousands of years of Indonesian history.

This 20C cathedral boasts elaborate neo-Gothic architecture with stained-glass windows, lofty vaulted ceiling, and twin-towers.

Housed in a Neoclassical building, the museum relays Indonesia's history through its economic development with audiovisual exhibits.

This renowned recreational complex boasts an amusement park, an aqua parks, and an oceanarium, offering something for all ages.

Hike through the crag to visit this waterfall and two others, or head to the camping ground for a night amidst the pines.

Hike through the cool rainforest to reach this beautiful waterfall, cascading down 7 tiers, and visit the nearby butterfly house.