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Indonesia
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| Short Information | Capital: Jakarta
Language: English
Currency: Indonesian rupiah | |
| Cities of Indonesia | | Banten , East Java , Jakarta , Jogja , Kedewatan , Labuan Bajo - Flores , Lombok , Padang , Surabaya , Tangerang , | |
 PRIVATE GUIDES OF Indonesia | | Aris Yanto - Private guide in Indonesia My Name is Aris, I have some experience in guiding is passionate about volcanoes ever since first visit to Volcano Mountain and Jungle Trekking. I have some experience on some National Park Explore, Jungle Trekking and Volcano Adventure in Sumatera, Java, Bali, Lombok, Flores, and Sulawesi I can organizes and guides most tours in many Volcano Mountain and National Park as well as some tours on in Indonesia. | | Purwaka - Jogja Tour Guide Indonesia is the most largest archipelago in the world and one of the most popular island in this country is Java. In the southern coast line of Java’s area exhibits fertile and beautiful countryside, fiery volcanos tower majestically over a land and ancient monuments. | | Putu Arnawa - Bali Tour Guide and Driver I started showing people around Bali in the age of sixteenth years old on a part time basis as I was still a high school student. I found the job was very interesting and it made me missed some of my classes. |  See all private and personal guides of Indonesia |
| PRIVATE TOURS IN Indonesia | | Flores Volcano Trekking and Komodo Adventure - Day 1. Denpasar – Maumere . | | Mount Kerinci Volcano Trekking - By Day Itinerary DAY 01 : PADANG - KERSIK TUO VILLAGE Upon arrival at Padang airport, drive to Kersik Tuo village using Public Travel/Bus usually will be Departure from Padang Noon and will arrival in Kersik Tuo very early in the morning. If we arrival in midnight will be overnight at Homestay Pak Subandi DAY 02: KRESIK TUO VILLAGE – CAMP IV MOUNT KERINCI Start early morning walk to the Kerinci Seblat National Park Entrance Gate R10 Pos. | | Flores - Komodo Overland Adventure - Day 01: Denpasar - Maumere Upon arrival at Maumere on the island of Flores you will be pickup by our local guide then Drive visit Sikka is known for is old church from 1899 and Ikat which is enthusiastically sold by the local people and ledalero then Direct To Moni Village, Overnight in Moni Day 02: Moni - Kelimutu – Ngela - Moni (B) 3 Am wake up and Departure to Kelimutu National Park for 30 minuts walking to Mount Klimutu for waiting Best Sunrise and Keli Mutu means Mountian of the Spirits. Known for its famous 3 colour lakes: Turquoise, Brown and Black. | | East Java Volcano Trekking Tour - East Java active Volcano Tour By Day Itinerary Day 01 Surabaya - Tretes Arrival to Surabaya and transfer to TretesDay 02 adventurous open-jeep ride to the base and Trekking to Mount WelirangDay 03 Transfer to Malang Overnight in MalangDay 04 adventurous open-jeep ride to the base of Semeru along a scenic route and Trekking to Kalimati Base Camp / or ArcopodoDay 05 in the dark, Climb Semeru's summit for sunrise, descend to the basecamp at a beautiful Ranu kumbolo lakeDay 06 trekking to Ranu Pane, and Transfer with 4wd jeep to Cemoro Lawang village at the rim of the Tengger caldera, spectacular views of Bromo volcano. Afternoon to relaxDay 07 Sunrise jeep excursion to a spectacular view point of mount Bromo and Semeru,then trekking to Bromo Crater and transfer to the Ijen Plateau, Overnight at Sempol Coffee PlantationDay 08 Climb of Ijen volcano, visit of the crater, the sulphur deposits, mining sites and the acid crater lake, and Transfer to Bali. | | Ujung Kulon Jungle Trekking - Highlight : Ujung Kulon National Park is one of World Heritage Site in Indonesia known as the gate to the mighty Krakatoa. The natural beauty of islands surround it blended geological history of Krakatoa eruptions give this place a magnificent to visit. | | See all private and personal tours in Indonesia |
| General details about Indonesia |  CAPITAL CITY OF Indonesia: Jakarta
LANGUAGE OF Indonesia: English
CURRENCY OF Indonesia: Indonesian rupiah
COMMENTS ABOUT Indonesia:
Indonesia is a large archipelago in Southeast Asia that straddles the Equator
Cities : Jakarta (capital), Bandung, Banjarmasin, Manado, Medan, Surabaya, Ujung Pandang, Yogyakarta
Best Places : Anyer, Bali, Baliem Valley, Bintan, Bunaken, Lake Toba, Lombok, Mount Bromo, Tana Toraja
Electricity : 220V/50Hz (Shuko Euro plug)
Calling Code : +62
Time Zone : GMT+7 through GMT+9
Indonesia consists of more then 13,000 islands above and below the equator between the Indian and Pacific Oceans, in the largest arhipelago in the world. Five major islands make up 90 percent of Indonesian's land area. These are Sumatra, Java, Sulawesi, plus part of Borneo and New Guinea.
Languages: Bahasa Indonesia (official, modified form of Malay), English, Dutch, local dialects, the most widely spoken of which is Javanese.
Country phone code - 62
To gain entry into Indonesia, foreign nationals need to have in their possession passports with at least six months of validity and appropriate visas. Visa application is carried out at the Indonesian Embassies or Consulates overseas nearest to the applicants' domicile.
CLIMATE OF Indonesia: Indonesia has a tropical climate, with high humidity (an average of 82 percent) and high temperatures. Two basic seasons are experienced: a rainy season from November to March, and a hot, drier season from April through October. Temperatures in Indonesia`s capital, Jakarta, generally range from 73`F (23`C) to 91`F (33`C)
RELIGION OF Indonesia: Muslim 88%, Protestant 5%, Roman Catholic 3%, Hindu 2%, Buddhist 1%, other 1%
POPULATION OF Indonesia: 238,452,952 (July 2004 est.)
Only 40 percent of Indonesians live in urban areas in the cities Jakarta and Sarubaya. 60 percent of Indonesians live on the islands of Java, Madura and Bali. Largest city - Jakarta (8,621,000). There are 365 ethnic and tribal groups. The principal ones are Acehnese, Bataks, Minangkabaus (Sumatra); Javanese, Sundanese (Java); Balinese (Bali); Sasaks (Lombok); and Dani (Irian Jaya)>
ECONOMY OVERVIEW OF Indonesia: Agriculture 45%, industry 16%, services 39%
Agriculture products:rice, cassava (tapioca), peanuts, rubber, cocoa, coffee, palm oil, copra, poultry, beef, pork, eggs
Petroleum and natural gas, textiles, apparel, footwear, mining, cement, chemical fertilizers, plywood, rubber, food, tourism
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