The archipelago of Indonesia consists of over 18,000 islands which are made up of beautiful, serene beaches and amazing diving spots. Indonesia is also home to a unique blend of coffee called ‘Kopi Luwak’, made from semi-digested coffee cherries, eaten and excreted by the Asian palm civet. It is one of the best and most expensive coffees in the world. Bali, Lombok, Borneo all have a rich aquatic and land flora and fauna which attracts thousands of tourists every year from all over the world.

• • Indonesia has a rich and diverse topography and has some of the best diving spots in the world. It is also known for different types of ethnic groups, thereby leading to a diverse culture of music and artistry. The best time to visit Indonesia is between May to September as the weather is pleasant, peppered with a few rainy days. If one wants to enjoy some sunshine, then January to April has a good calm temperature. Indonesia is a beautiful country with many sights and wonders to check-out. One can never spend enough time to see all of Indonesia, and it is a safe country to go backpacking in. The locals are friendly and can speak in English. However, it is always a good idea to pick up a few generic words in Indonesian, especially if one is travelling to offbeat places within the region.
  • International and domestic airlines fly between India and Indonesia frequently including Cathay Pacific, Singapore Airlines, Emirates, Indigo. There are no direct flights currently to Indonesia. It is quite convenient and easy to travel within Indonesia as the many islands are well connected by daily ferry and domestic flights. Within the different islands, one can rent bicycles, bokes or a taxi to travel around. The cheapest way to get around is on foot, but one can also opt for road trips to check out all the sights along the way.

What to see in Indonesia?

• An archipelago of islands, Indonesia is a nation which mesmerizes and captivates travellers from all over the world. From underwater temples to volcanoes to beautiful beaches, Indonesia is a post-card worthy holiday destination.
• Those who love history and art are in for a treat in Indonesia as Jakarta is famous for puppetry and mask making. One can also enjoy traditional Balinese dance and theatre in Ubud and take a trip to see the Ubud Palace. This region is also known for great yoga centres and traditional handcrafts which can be picked up for souvenirs.
• Indonesia has one of the best diving islands in the world in the form of Gili Islands which is also home to the elusive Gili turtles. The rich coral life is a great thing to explore through scuba diving, underwater walking and snorkelling. The Komodo Islands, famous for the dragons, is also a must visit while travelling to Indonesia.
• Those looking for a little TLC, can enjoy the good things in life in Indonesia’s luxurious yacht and holiday homes. Most of the hotels have good amenities such as swimming pools, diving equipment, and spa and massage centres for a relaxed holiday. One can also enjoy a luxury yacht in GiliMeno and Gili Air with a nice glass of wine and delicious seafood.
• Indonesia has fantastic spicy food in terms of NasiGoreng and MiGoreng available at local shops and restaurants.Lombok is known for the amazing seafood restaurants