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Indonesia Travel Guide

"Where Culture Meets Nature"

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Indonesia Travel Essentials

Region: Southeast Asia

Ideal Duration:
10-14 days for exploring Bali, Yogyakarta, and Lombok; longer for an extensive exploration including Sumatra and Komodo Island

Currency: Indonesian Rupiah (IDR)

Best Time: May to September (Dry season for most regions)

Accommodation Cost (per night in USD):
Dorm bed: $5-15
Budget: $20-40
Mid-range: $50-80
Luxury: $100 and above

Visa Policy for Indians:
Visa required for most visits

Visa Policy for Other Nationals:
Visa on Arrival or Visa exemption for many countries

Getting In Indonesia:
Soekarno–Hatta International Airport (CGK) in Jakarta, Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) in Bali
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Tourist Places to Visit In Indonesia

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Indonesia Tourism

Indonesia is a kaleidoscope of taste, sight, sound, and smells bottled up in the world's largest archipelago. Spread out over a mind-boggling 17,000 islands, the country offers a vast melange of experiences begging to be sampled by visitors from across the world. Ranging from the smouldering volcanoes of central Java to the verdant expanses of Bali's rice terraces, from Jakarta's sprawling luxury malls to the untouched marine biosphere of Rajah Ampat and the lush rainforests of Borneo, Indonesia is ripe for adventure for the eager tourist. Coupled with the exceedingly friendly local population, Indonesia is quickly becoming one of the world's favourite tourist destinations.

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Best time to visit Indonesia

April to October is the best time to visit Indonesia. That is the dry season across Bali, Java and Nusa Tenggara, which is where almost every Indian itinerary goes. May, June and September are the sweet spot: dry weather without the July and August crowds or fares. Bali and Nusa Tenggara (Lombok, th... (Read More)

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Food of Indonesia

Indonesian cuisine often demonstrates complex flavour,acquired from certain ingredients and bumbu spices mixture. Indonesian dishes have rich flavours; most often described as savoury, hot and spicy, and also combination of basic tastes such as sweet, salty, sour and bitter. Some of the most famous Indonesian dishes which you must try are: Nasi Goreng (fried rice), Soto Betawi (beef soup with cow milk), Rendang (dry curry), Satay (skewered and grilled chicken with peanut sauce), Gudeg (jack fruit with palm sugar, coconut milk, meat, garlic, and lots of spices).

Indian Restaurants in Indonesia

Indonesian cuisine caters to both vegetarian and non vegetarian food equally. There is a lot of stir-fried, stewed, curried vegetables available and complimentary to rice. As far as Indian restaurants are concerned, there are quite a few in Jakarta and Bali. Some of which are: (Jakarta) Satoo, Queen's Tandoor, Ganesha ek Sanskriti, Eastern Promise. (Bali): Malaika Secret Moksha, Atithi Indian Contemporary Restro and Bar, NU Delhi, Spice Mantra. However, if you are Jain then you might find it very difficult to find food with the needed restrictions, however there is a restaurant in Kuta which is known for it's Jain food, it's called Queen's of India.

Language of Indonesia

Bahasa Indonesian. Some important phrases are: Berapa harganya? = what does it cost/how much is it? Jam berapa? = what time is it? Di mana? = where? How to get there? = Bagaimana caranya kesana? What is it? = Apa ini? Is there money changer around here? = Di mana tempat penukaran uang di sekitar sini? Good morning (until 11am) - Selamat pagi [se-lah-mutt par-ghee] Good afternoon (until 3pm) - Selamat siang [se-la-mutt see-ahng] Good evening (until 6pm) - Selamat sore [se-la-mutt sore-ray]"

Nightlife of Indonesia

As far as nightlife is concerned, Bali and Jakarta are the best options. Typical hours start after sunset. Kuta, Seminyak and Legian feature life after dark at its most liveliest. Standalone entertainment venues such as District Bali and the Hard Rock Cafe in Kuta feature occasional gigs from international bands. Bali’s fine collection of beach clubs, such as Ku De Ta, Potato Head, Mozaic and Cocoon spice up the splendid sunny coastlines. While those looking for an alternative way to spend their nights may opt for quieter Nusa Dua, Sanur or Ubud. In Jakarta, Jenja, Immigrant, Dragonfly, Empirica are some of the most famous nightclubs. Read more about Nightlife in Jakarta.