Indonesia's popular tourist destination
The beauty and natural charm of Indonesia has long been known to foreign countries. No wonder there are a number of tourist attractions that are the most visited in Indonesia. There are several places that survive as popular tourist destinations in Indonesia. There are also some new places, which may not have been so popular in the past.
Thanks to the information spread by word of mouth, coupled with the ability of cyberspace to spread the word, a number of tourist attractions have become very popular in Indonesia. Slowly, these places are crowded with tourists, both local and foreign. The beauty of tourist attractions, supported by unique and interesting local culture, flora and fauna, special culinary, and so on attracts the attention of many people.
1. Bali
Bali is certainly no stranger to tourists. Adult Island does have a strong magic or charm to attract local and foreign tourists. The magical power of Bali is found in the blend of culture and beautiful natural charm. The island of Bali is one of the regions in Indonesia which is famous for its sunset panorama.
The Uluwatu area is considered the best place to see the sunset in Bali. Want to enjoy the fun of a beach bar and chill music with sunset? You can go to Uluwatu. Looking for serenity and meditation? You can visit Ubud and its surroundings. Want to relax while playing on the beach? You can visit a row of beaches in South Badung.
2. Labuan Bajo
Komodo Island has long been known as an exotic place. However, at that time not many people were interested in visiting. In recent years, the charm of Labuan Bajo has begun to attract foreign attention. It is proven by the arrival of world celebrities to this place, namely Arjen Robben, Valentino Rossi, Gwyneth Paltrow, and others. The charm of Labuan Bajo lies not only in the habitat of the ancient Komodo dragon. You will also be amazed when you land your feet on Padar Island, which resembles the filming location of Jurassic Park.
In addition, there is also Pink Beach, a beach with white sand which when exposed to water will change color. Then there is Rinca Island, Kanawa Island, Kelor Island, and Moyo Island. On the way to these islands you will see clear sea water and clear blue. The islands can only be explored with a live on board tour model.
3. Raja Ampat
Raja Ampat Regency is one of the regencies in the province of West Papua, Indonesia. The district capital is located in Waisai. This district has 610 islands, including the Raja Ampat archipelago. Four of them, namely Misool Island, Salawati, Batanta and Waigeo, are large islands. Of all the islands, only 35 are inhabited, while the other islands are uninhabited and most of them do not have names. This district has a total area of 67,379.60 km² with details of a land area of 7,559.60 km² and an ocean area of 59,820.00 km².
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