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Guide to Indonesia?
From her softly rippled shores to the soaring peaks
of her volcanoes, Bali, 'island of the Gods', takes the senses by
storm. Sandalwood and incense linger among emerald-green rice terraces
hewn into hillsides, and tiered-roof temples seem to float on crater
lakes, surrounded by water lilies and lotus flowers. End of day,
and a burnt-orange sun sets fire to clouds as its dips towards the
horizon, turning fishing boats into silhouettes as they glide back
to shore.
Bali is just one of at least 13,000 islands making up Indonesia,
the largest archipelago in the world. Its vast, scattered territory
incorporates over 350 ethnic groups and 500 languages and dialects,
as well as Muslim, Hindu, Christian and animist religions.
In the last few years, friction between various groups and world
events have given rise to scattered outbreaks of unrest, so it's
best to check the current situation before you head off.
So many islands and so much variety makes for any number of possible
itineraries, so you can either go with the flow from wherever you
start, or plan your route beforehand and probably fail to stick
to it.
Java is home to the hurly-burly capital of Jakarta, as well as a
string of active volcanoes, awesome Buddhist and Hindu sites, and
the take-it-easy surfside spot of Pangandaran. Well worth a visit,
is the ancient capital of Yogyakarta where you'll discover the architectural
splendour of Borobudur and Prambanan temples.
Neighbouring Sumatra is quite different, a large island of thick
jungle, rugged highlands and exotic wildlife including tigers, tapirs
and two-horned rhinos. To catch a Komodo dragon in (startlingly
brutal) action, head to Komodo or Rinca.
But if what you really want to do is drop off the face of the real
world for a while then take your time roaming the remote Maluku
Islands (all one thousand of them).
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