Indonesien

Land · Asien

Bevölkerung 275.439.000

Fläche 1.898.542 km²

Zeitzone Asia/Jakarta, Asia/Makassar, Asia/Jayapura, Asia/Pontianak

Offizielle Website indonesia.go.id

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Indonesia's Absolute Essentials

This collection spans Indonesia's diverse landscapes and heritage, from the volcanic slopes of Mount Batur to the sacred coastal architecture of Tanah Lot. It features cultural hubs like the wood-carving village of Mas and the traditional Bali Aga settlement of Tenganan. Historical sites include the royal Klungkung and Ujung Water Palaces, while the Equator Monument in Pontianak marks the Earth's hemispherical divide. The list also highlights natural landmarks such as the cave-enclosed Tukad Cepung Waterfall and the lotus-filled lagoons of Candidasa.

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Editor's Choice Destinations

This selection of Indonesian landmarks features the Tanah Lot Hindu pilgrimage temple on a coastal rock formation and the Bimas Hot Springs situated in Bali's largest lake. Cultural exploration continues at Jakarta's Taman Mini Indonesia Indah, a recreational park representing the nation's diverse provinces. In Pontianak, the Equator Monument marks the hemispheric divide, while West Java’s Curug Cimahi offers an 87-meter waterfall illuminated by colorful lights. The list is rounded out by Monty's Restaurant, offering contemporary European cuisine in Jakarta.

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Sacred Sites of Indonesia

Indonesia's spiritual landscape is defined by its diverse religious architecture, ranging from Bali’s iconic sea temples like Tanah Lot to the Mataram-era Hindu ruins of Umbul Temple in Central Java. This collection highlights significant pilgrimage sites, including the ancient bat cave of Goa Lawah and the lakeside Pura Ulun Danu Batur. Beyond Hindu traditions, the list encompasses the golden Shwedagon-style pagoda of Taman Alam Lumbini in Sumatra and modern Christian cathedrals in Kalimantan and Papua, reflecting the nation's multi-faith heritage.

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Indonesia's Natural Wonders

Indonesia’s diverse geography spans volcanic peaks, ancient limestone formations, and coastal ecosystems. This collection features the stratovolcano Mount Sibayak in Sumatra and the limestone karsts of Stone Garden in West Java. Coastal highlights include the cliff-backed Tegal Wangi Beach and the sacred Hindu site of Pura Goa Lawah, a temple built around a bat-filled cave. The selection also covers inland wonders like the multi-tiered Curug Cikaso and the canyon-enclosed Tukad Cepung Waterfall, showcasing the archipelago’s unique geological and hydrological features.

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Cultural Landmarks of Indonesia

Indonesia's cultural landscape spans centuries of royal history and religious devotion. This collection features the 16th-century Pemecutan Palace and the water gardens of Karangasem, alongside significant Hindu temples like Ulun Danu Batur. Modern history is represented by the Purna Bhakti Pertiwi Museum and the Equator Monument in Pontianak. Architectural highlights include the Christ Blessing statue in Manado and traditional royal residences that showcase the evolution of Indonesian heritage across its diverse islands.

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Praktische Informationen

Währung: Indonesische Rupiah IDR Rp · Kartenzahlung · Häufig akzeptiert
Notrufnummern: 112
Stromnetz: Steckertyp C / Steckertyp F
230 V · 50 Hz

Sprachen: Indonesisch
Leitungswasser: Nicht trinkbar
Fahrseite: Linksverkehr
Telefonvorwahl: +62

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