No two areas you visit in Indonesia will be the same; from nature and terrain to religion and culture, this archipelago’s diversity will leave you yearning to learn more. A person visiting Bali, located in the centre of Indonesia, will learn about the island’s vibrant Hindu culture, ancient civilizations, and numerous temples. Nearly all Balinese adhere to Hinduism, in contrast to the majority-Muslim rest of Indonesia. There is a prevailing sense of tranquil spirituality on the island, which is frequently referred to as “the island of a thousand temples.”

Lombok, which lies next to Bali, has some of the best surf and less crowded beaches than Bali. Although Lombok doesn’t have the same depth of culture, it is unrivalled for beach serenity and is close to the remote Gili Islands. Your trip to Indonesia will get more isolated the further east you opt to go from Bali, and this remoteness provides a variety of unique activities, such as diving near Raja Ampat Island’s Misool Eco Resort or seeing Komodo dragons.Java, the most populous island in Indonesia, is home to many historical landmarks, including the magnificent Borobudur temple, the vibrant cities of Yogyakarta and Jakarta, as well as stunning natural areas, including volcanoes like Mount Bromo and the Central Javan mountain ranges, which are ideal for trekkers and intrepid explorers. Discovering everything Indonesia has to offer in one trip is simply impossible after visiting; the key is to do less and make plans to come back the following year for another luxurious holiday.