All places in this area are interesting to visit

Trikora mountain peak

All places in this area are interesting to visit in Indonesia. Although the cunning jungles of Indonesia are a bit more moderate than those of Borneo's headhunters, there are still many options for today's thrill-seeker. Whether hiking in the jungles and mountains of the vast archipelago, diving into some of the most biologically diverse waters in the world or visiting some of the last tribal groups in the world, Indonesia can still live its life. unconditionally passed.

From the snow-capped peaks of Papua to the steaming volcanoes of Java, Indonesia offers all hikers a wide range of options, regardless of their ability. The more you are in an area, the more you need a travel agent to organize your trip. Travel agents often receive better deals on domestic airline tickets and can arrange transportation and accommodation in areas where these services are scarce. Unfortunately, Papua, Indonesia's easternmost province, is experiencing periods of civil unrest. Be sure to inform yourself about the latest information.

The Carstensz Pyramid, known as Puncak Jaya, is the highest mountain in Papua. Remember that the Carstensz Pyramid is for the seasoned climber. For those who are looking for something difficult, but without a carbine, try the third highest peak in Papua, Mount Trikora. Indonesia requires a climbing permit from all walkers in Papua, usually organized by their tourism company. Trekking can be combined with a visit to one of the few remaining tribal groups on the island to experience the wonders of living in the countryside.

If you like to dive, you can not miss the blue waters of Indonesia, where all the species and colors of the underwater world live. Some of the best dive sites in the world are in Indonesia. There are options in all price ranges, from a quick descent on the coast of Bali to a two-week table that leads you to areas that would otherwise be possible. inaccessible. Bunaken Island on the north coast of Sulawesi is one of the most popular dive sites for those who want easy access as well as beach resorts.

Bunaken has suffered damage to its coral reefs by fishing with explosives, but much remains to be done or recovered through the efforts of local conservation groups. If you prefer a cruise, there are many operators on the Komodo Islands, Wakatobi in Sulawesi and Lembeh, Flores and Alor, just to name a few. Find the best price and consult the company or you will find your accommodation less than desirable. However, when in the water, you'll find barracudas, colorful squid and blankets.

For the ecotourist the possibilities are endless. From orangutan watching to jungle trekking from Kalimantan to the Komodo Dragon watching the coast of Komodo, options vary by budget and program. The population of orangutans decreases from year to year. Part of the eco-tourism funds will be used to support foundations and local groups working to save them. Although the number of visitors is limited each year, tourism companies can arrange a visit to the famous Tanjing Putting National Park rainforest research area and Camp Leakey in Kalimantan (formerly Borneo). A visit to the Forest Ministry's power plant could give you the opportunity to interact directly with orangutans.

 Accommodation and transportation are better organized in advance, as flights may vary during the year. The Komodo National Park, which includes the three major islands of Komodo, Rinca and Padar and several smaller islands, is another popular destination for ecotourism. A visit to this area can be combined with a dive as there are about 900 to 1000 marine life in the reserve's waters. The Komodo dragons themselves, giant lizards on the screen, are relatively easy to spot, but you will find them safely with the help of a guide. The accommodation in the National Park is rustic, but the staff is friendly and the food is ok. First and foremost, Bali's beaches may not be easy for some, but the treasures of other Indonesian islands can not be missed.

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